Events at the Library of Congress

Plan a visit to the Library of Congress, the nation's oldest federal cultural institution. Explore our array of events, exhibitions, reading rooms, and more. 🎟️Timed Entry Reservations: loc.usedirect.com/LOC/?loclr=twe… 📚 Upcoming Events: loc.gov/events?loclr=t…

TOMORROW at 8 p.m. ET : Explore music for string quartet and guitar from a different perspective with the Escher Quartet and Jason Vieaux. From Bach to Boccherini, the program has something for everyone. Join us: go.loc.gov/WocI50Qc97i

THIS FRIDAY: Come to the Library for a family crafting program to celebrate the upcoming holiday season! Learn about the Library's holiday collections while you take part in crafting activities for Hanukkah, Christmas, Kwanzaa and more: go.loc.gov/ei6Y50Q9Rlo

TONIGHT: Transcend ordinary sounds with an electrifying night with Lakecia Benjamin in concert at #LIVEAtTheLibrary. Get free tickets for this event: go.loc.gov/Thn850Q2Hb5

TOMORROW: Transcend ordinary sounds with an electrifying night with Lakecia Benjamin in concert this Thursday at #LIVEAtTheLibrary. Get free tickets for this event: go.loc.gov/Thn850Q2Hb5

TOMORROW NIGHT at #LIVEAtTheLibrary: Artist Lesia Maruschak will offer a public talk about her ongoing exploration of memory surrounding this historic event, titled Project MARIA. Join us at this special event: go.loc.gov/otml50Q2H0W

THIS THURSDAY at #LIVEAtTheLibrary: Artist Lesia Maruschak will offer a public talk about her ongoing exploration of memory surrounding this historic event, titled Project MARIA. Join us at this special event: go.loc.gov/JsHB50Q2H1J

COMING THIS WEEK: Transcend ordinary sounds with an electrifying night with Lakecia Benjamin in concert this Thursday at #LIVEAtTheLibrary. Get free tickets for this event: go.loc.gov/Thn850Q2Hb5

WEDNESDAY: Join us for a screening and conversation with Anthony Doerr, author of “All the Light We Cannot See,” director Shawn Levy and producer Joe Strechay to coincide with the Netflix series based on the Pulitzer Prize winning novel. More: go.loc.gov/eLrj50Q1KaN

Join us on Wednesday for a screening and conversation with Anthony Doerr, author of “All the Light We Cannot See,” director Shawn Levy and producer Joe Strechay to coincide with the Netflix series based on the Pulitzer Prize winning novel. More: go.loc.gov/eLrj50Q1KaN

THIS FRIDAY: Belinda Huijuan Tang, author of acclaimed novel "A Map for the Missing," explores the problem of agency in fiction and history. Join us at this special event: go.loc.gov/Plvs50Q0b6i

TONIGHT at 8 p.m. ET: Dive into the brimming sea of the META4’s musicianship; rarely performing in the U.S., META4 offers performances of Saariaho and Sibelius that are analogous to none. Join us: go.loc.gov/xW4o50PXk63

TODAY at 3 p.m. ET: Join us for a visual tour of the menagerie of animals that have been Presidential Pets, with images selected from the collections of the Prints & Photographs Division. Tune in: go.loc.gov/55pW50PXk3h

TODAY at 10 a.m. ET: Join a Library of Congress Art Librarian for a special webinar on Art History research using our collections. Tune in: go.loc.gov/kxso50PXjXv

TOMORROW at 10 a.m. ET: Join a Library of Congress Art Librarian for a special webinar on Art History research using our collections. Tune in: go.loc.gov/kxso50PXjXv

TOMORROW at 3 p.m. ET: Join us for a visual tour of the menagerie of animals that have been Presidential Pets, with images selected from the collections of the Prints & Photographs Division. Tune in: go.loc.gov/55pW50PXk3h

TOMORROW at 8 p.m. ET: Dive into the brimming sea of the META4’s musicianship; rarely performing in the U.S., META4 offers performances of Saariaho and Sibelius that are analogous to none. Join us: go.loc.gov/xW4o50PXk63

WEDNESDAY at 8 p.m. ET: Dive into the brimming sea of the META4’s musicianship; rarely performing in the U.S., META4 offers performances of Saariaho and Sibelius that are analogous to none. Join us: go.loc.gov/xW4o50PXk63

THIS WEDNESDAY at 10 a.m. ET: Join a Library of Congress Art Librarian for a special webinar on Art History research using our collections. Tune in: go.loc.gov/kxso50PXjXv

TOMORROW at 11 a.m. ET: See examples from the Library's collections that document the history of the struggle for the Equal Rights Amendment, first introduced in Congress 100 years ago. More: go.loc.gov/FQoc50PXjVf

TONIGHT at 8 p.m. ET: As the curtains rise on our season-opening concert, let the captivating artistry of Eliane Elias sweep you off your feet. Join us for this free concert: go.loc.gov/U7Bh50PVAvh