New exhibition at the Austrian National Library: “A Century in Pictures. Austria 1925-2025”, on show from March 13 – November 2, presents iconic images of historic events from the First Republic to the present day – to mark 80 years of liberation from the Nazi regime, 70 years State Treaty and 30 years of EU membership.
A new temporary exhibition at the National Library of Ireland explores the history of the Irish Bogs Commission and how its 19th-century maps are now shaping the future of Ireland’s peatlands.
In February 1875, the first issue of the Belgian Bibliography was published. To commemorate this round anniversary, KBR is currently holding a pop-up exhibition until March 28th.
The No Time to Wait conference returns for its ninth edition from 15-17 October 2025 at the National Library of Ireland (NLI). The three-day event is dedicated to exploring open media, open standards and digital audiovisual preservation.
A new exhibition project Prints and engravings from XVII to XIX century gives visitors the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the history of engraving, with the works of European engravers and much more. The exhibition was created from the old book collection of the National Library of Moldova.
The CENL Books and Audiences Network Group invites you to the seminar “New Directions in Library Exhibitions” on May 8–9, 2025, at the National Library of Latvia, Riga. The call for papers is now open—join curators and experts to explore innovative approaches to book exhibitions!
On 24-26 January, the National Library of Estonia hosted the world’s largest game development marathon, Global Game Jam, which brought together 120 game development enthusiasts from around the world.
The National Digital Library Access Stations are revolutionary hubs strategically placed within 66 public libraries across Türkiye, enabling users to access a wealth of digitised materials from the National Library’s esteemed collection.
The National Library of Spain has digitized 859 works by Spanish authors who passed away in 1944, making them available to the public through the Biblioteca Digital Hispánica. These works entered the public domain in 2025 and can be freely accessed and downloaded.
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