From February 2025, the exhibition “Is a Library a Birthright” is on display at the National Library of Latvia. The exhibition reveals the culmination year of the “500 Years of Latvian Books” series of events. Illustration: Kristians Luhaers, National Library of Latvia
2025 marks the 500th anniversary of the first known mention of a book in Estonian. This milestone is celebrated nationwide with the Year of the Book, which runs from 30 January 2025 to 14 March 2026. Photo: Aron Urb / National Library of Estonia
Exactly four centuries have passed since the first publication of Sarbiewski’s poetry collection “Three Books of Lyrics” in Cologne, Germany, in 1625, which made him famous in Europe. The first single-exhibit exhibition is dedicated to this work.
Photo: Vygaudas Juozaitis, National Library of Lithuania
Discover the German National Library by taking part in exciting digital scavenger hunts and guided tours or by solving puzzles in the Actionbound app. Photo: Carl Götz
NUK researcher Špela Pok will analyse paper samples with verdigris pigment and iron-gall ink on the new generation DESI-LC-TOF analytical tool. Reaserach will be performed during the NextGenHS project.
Photo: NUK
“Why Science Matters? – Engaging Minds and Developing the Future!” was the theme of the 6th edition of Science Days at the National Library of the Republic of Moldova, which took place on November 11-15, 2024.
Join the webinar “Technology and Innovation in Library Exhibitions – Benefit or Burden?” on 10 December 2024 at 14.00 CET, hosted by BANG! (Books and Audiences Network Group). The session will explore how digital technologies are being integrated into library exhibitions, balancing technology with physical collections, addressing challenges, and meeting visitor needs.
The German National Library’s German Exile Archive 1933-1945 and the Arolsen Archives are announcing a new #everynamecounts challenge. Volunteers can take part in the crowdsourcing initiative from 4 to 17 November 2024. The aim of the challenge is to digitize the so-called expatriation card file (Ausbürgerungskartei) – and raise awareness of the names and stories of people who were stripped of their German citizenship.
The Central National Library of Rome is pleased to provide a small exhibition presenting some rare and valuable works such as nautical charts and manuscripts atlases on the occasion of the conference CERL’s International Conference 2024 taking place in the library in October focusing on European printing in non-Latin scripts.
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