Teen Night: 2-Hour Film School with Clarence Tokley (ages 12–18)
Meet and connect with other aspiring filmmakers and learn about filmmaking.
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The American Library in Paris
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Saturday Series: Weave it! (ages 6–12)
The American Library in ParisLearn weaving techniques with recycled materials.
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(Online Only) A Personal History of Protest with Jen Silverman
The American Library in ParisThe Library welcomes Scholar of Note Jen Silverman for a virtual discussion of There’s Going to Be Trouble: A Novel.
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Story Hour: All About Bears (ages 3–5)
The American Library in Paris3–5 year-olds and their grown-ups are invited to join us for a Story Hour full of facts, fiction, and fun!
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Toddler Time (ages 1–3)
The American Library in ParisThis interactive program features songs, rhymes and stories in English for very young children.
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History Tour at the Library
The American Library in ParisTake a dive into the Library's archives and discover our rich 104-year history during this expert-led presentation.
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Teen Night: Laughs and Rom-Coms (ages 12–18)
The American Library in ParisParticipate in movie trivia and games, then enjoy a screening of a funny film.
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Saturday Series: Creating Comic Strips (ages 6–12)
The American Library in ParisMeet other bookworms as you learn about comics and make your own.
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Annual General Meeting
The American Library in ParisAll members of the American Library in Paris are invited to attend the Annual General Meeting of the American Library in Paris, Inc., a membership corporation organized under the laws of Delaware and operating in France.
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(Hybrid) Roundtable: Women and Art in Interwar France
The American Library in ParisJoin a special roundtable discussion of female creativity in interwar Paris, with experts on Joesphine Baker, Janet Flanner, Anaïs Nin, and more.
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Story Hour: Fairy Tales and Fables (ages 3–5)
The American Library in Paris3–5 year-olds and their grown-ups are invited to join us for a Story Hour full of facts, fiction, and fun!
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(Hybrid) The Shakespeare Industry with Elizabeth Winkler
The American Library in ParisWho, really, was Shakespeare? Why do so many theories circulate about his identity? What happens when we challenge the widely-accepted image of the Bard?
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