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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, exhibitions, concerts, seminars, and other programs, you can explore history, literature, music and the arts. Exhibitions / Newberry Consort / Adult Education Seminars
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April
1 Wednesday Registration opens for summer term, Adult Education Seminars 1 Wednesday, 5:30 pm reception; 6:15 pm presentation WEDNESDAY CLUB 2 Thursday, 6:00 pm New Views on the Aztec World: Gods, Gold, and Writing, Guilhem Olivier Durdand, Elizabeth Baquedano, Ellen T. Baird 4 Saturday, 9:30 am Genealogy and Local History Orientation |
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4 Saturday, 9 am- noon; afternoon session at Alliance Française FOURTH ANNUAL CAXTON CLUB/NEWBERRY LIBRARY SYMPOSIUM ON THE BOOK 7 Tuesday, 5:30 pm reception, 6:00 pm presentation GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF CHICAGO 16 Thursday
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23 Thursday, 5:30 pm reception, 6:00 pm presentation CHICAGO MAP SOCIETY 25 Saturday, 10:00 am THE SHAKESPEARE PROJECT OF CHICAGO 28 Tuesday, 6:00 pm MEET THE AUTHOR 30-May 3 NEWBERRY CONSORT
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May2 Saturday, 9:30 am Genealogy and Local History Orientation 2 Saturday 9:30 am- 4 pm CHICAGO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY 6 Wednesday, 5:30 pm reception; 6:15 pm presentation WEDNESDAY CLUB
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11 Monday, 6:00 pm ANNUAL GALA 13 Wednesday, 6:00 pm MEET THE AUTHOR |
19 Tuesday, 5:30 reception; 6:00 presentation THE 2009 STONE-CAMRYN PROGRAM 21 Thursday, 5:30 pm reception, 6:00 pm presentation
CHICAGO MAP SOCIETY
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June1 Tuesday EXHIBITION
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6 Saturday, 9:30 am Genealogy and Local History Orientation
19 Friday
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27 Saturday, 11:00 am EXHIBITION LECTURE
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July7 Tuesday, 6:00 pm MEET THE AUTHOR
11 Saturday, 9:30 am Genealogy and Local History Orientation |
23 - 26 Thursday - Sunday The Twenty-fifth Annual Book Fair
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Chicago, IL 60610-7324
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