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| Sunday hours at the Library |
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By popular request the Library introduces operating hours on Sunday afternoons from 13h00 to 19h00.| Saturday Series for kids |
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See more upcoming programs for kids.
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Drop in on an upcoming Saturday for creative and literary programs including Silly Songs with Matt Black, Pish Posh, said Hieronymus Bosch with Jamileh Talebizadeh, plus a drama presentation and workshop for children.| Word for Word is Back! |
The American Library is delighted to welcome back the celebrated San Francisco theatrical troupe that puts great American short stories on stage — word for word. Returning to Paris for the fifthteenth year, Word for Word presents Two On A Party by Tennessee Williams on Thursday 15 April.Events & Programs
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Sun 21 March | 13h00
Sunday hours at the Library! -
Tue 23 March - Sat 01 May
Writing with art...Painting with literature -
Tue 23 March | 19h30
MEMORIENT-LA HUPPE @The Library: Writing with art....Painting with literature -
Wed 24 March
Story Hour 10h30 & 14h30 (ages 3-5): Spring has sprung -
Wed 24 March | 19h30
Evenings with an Author: Paula Butturini -
Thu 25 March | 10h30
Mother Goose Lap Sit (ages 1-3) -
Thu 25 March | 19h30
A NIGHT AT THE MOVIES with Judith Merians -
Sat 27 March | 15h00
Saturday series (ages 6+): Pish Posh, said Hieronymus Bosch -
Tue 30 March | 19h30
AAWE & MESSAGE @ The Library: Addressing bullying and harassment -
Wed 31 March
Story Hour 10h30 & 14h30 (ages 3-5): Classics and favorites
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Founded in 1920 as a private non-profit organization, the American Library in Paris receives no regular government subsidies and is largely financed by member fees, donations and grants.