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Since the Newberry Library's founding in 1887 we have provided programs in the humanities for people throughout the Chicago metropolitan region. Today, through series of public lectures, meet the author events, exhibits, concerts, seminars, and other programs, you can explore history, literature, music and the arts. Topics include books arts and history of the book, Native American history and literature, genealogy, early music, African American history, poetry, and Chicago history, among others. Our offerings change seasonally, so check back often.
This Week’s Programs / Calendar
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Exhibits
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History |
Music and the Arts |
Seminars
Affordable, non-credit, discussion-based classes for life-long learners
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Literature
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Wednesday ClubWhere active professionals socialize |
Annual Events |
If you have questions about public programs, call the Program Assistant, Michelle Guittar, at (312) 255-3700. |
The Newberry Library
Center for Public Programs
60 West Walton Street
Chicago, IL 60610-7324
telephone: (312) 255-3700
fax: (312) 255-3680
e-mail: programs@newberry.org