Programs & Exhibitions
The Lewis Walpole Library makes its collections and history available more broadly through exhibitions, loans, tours, and public programs throughout the year. Programs like the Lewis Walpole Library Lecture held in New Haven, as well as a range of classes, exhibitions, and tours offered in Farmington, support and encourage inquiry into eighteenth-century ideas and culture.
- The Lewis Walpole Library Lecture -- details about the lecture presented by a leading scholar and held in New Haven, includes links to past lectures.
- Master Classes / Classes -- information about week-long and one-day Master Classes offered periodically and opportunities to bring classes here.
- Conferences, Seminars, & Symposia-- listing of upcoming and past events the Library has hosted or sponsored.
- Exhibitions -- the current and upcoming exhibitions drawn from the permanent collections and on view at the Library, changing twice yearly.
- Tours -- details about weekly tours of the Library, with contact information for scheduling a tour at other times or for group tours.
- Publications, Podcasts, and Blogs-- Information about and links to the Library's publications and database projects; podcasts the Library has posted online; and the Library's blogs.
- Internships -- details about academic internship opportunities at the Library.