Events at the Library of Congress

This documentary highlights African American veterans of the Army Warrant Officer Corps. By sharing their lived experiences and journeys, to achieving the highest rank of Chief Warrant Officer Five (CW5), it aims to preserve history, inspire future generations, and highlight the resilience and excellence of these trailblazing service members. The screening commemorates the anniversary of the Army Warrant Officer Corps, which was established on…

It may be summer, but the Prints & Photographs Division is heading back to school! There will be something for everyone in this webinar with Reference Specialist, Ryan Brubacher, including pictures of buildings and supplies, meals and recess, athletics and music, and many other aspects of the diverse set of experiences known as school.

Author and historian John Bidwell will discuss his research into the print history of the Declaration of Independence, highlighting his use of the Library's collections.

Enjoy an afternoon with book artists, specialists, librarians, and curators at the Library of Congress for a free, in-person symposium celebrating the book-making process and the Aramont Library.

Learn about artist Mary Cassatt’s connections to the American women’s suffrage movement in a conversation with author Ruth Iskin about her book and her research in the Library's Manuscript Division.

Join the Library of Congress as Cadette Girl Scouts work toward achieving their Comic Artist badge. Cadettes will explore items from the Library of Congress’ collection, hear from comic artists about their process, create their own comic book and learn about the work of the Library to oversee one of the world’s largest collections of comics.