Bon Appétit: A Staged Reading with Brenda Withers
Join us for a reading of our Scholar of Note’s new musical-in-progress inspired by Julia Child’s Paris years, starring professional actors and members of the Library community.
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The American Library in Paris
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Gertrude Stein’s Paris: A Walking Tour with Francesca Wade
The American Library in ParisJoin us outside the Library’s walls for a walking tour of Gertrude Stein’s Paris with author Francesca Wade.
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A Poetry Reading with Alice Oswald
The American Library in ParisJoin us for an intimate reading with Alice Oswald, one of the most original poetic voices of her generation. In partnership with the Institute for Ideas and Imagination.
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Far-Right France
The American Library in ParisA panel discussion on the past, present, and future of France’s far-right movements.
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The Elements of Power with Nicolas Niarchos and Pierre Haski
The American Library in ParisAn investigation into the hidden human cost of the green energy transition.
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Look at the USA: America’s Wars at Home and Abroad 2006-2026 with Peter van Agtmael
The American Library in ParisA powerful photographic journey through two decades of American conflict, at home and abroad, with photographer Peter van Agtmael.
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World Cup Fever with Simon Kuper and Darren Tulett
The American Library in ParisFrom the pitch to the politics of the most-watched sporting event in the world.
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Breaking Bread: A Poetry Workshop with Dr. Eve L. Ewing
The American Library in ParisA sensory writing workshop inspired by the magic of fresh bread.
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The Paris Novel with Ruth Reichl and Lindsey Tramuta
The American Library in ParisA feast of fiction through the kitchens and cafés of Paris.
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[Patron Circle] Law in a Changing America with Andrew Weissmann
The American Library in ParisA former top Justice Department official and bestselling author examines the legal battles shaping American democracy.
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Ways of Seeing with Hisham Matar
The American Library in ParisIn the Library's capstone Ways of Seeing event, Pulitzer Prize-winning author Hisham Matar guides us in a sustained act of looking.