ALOUD at Central Library

Since the re-opening of Central Library in 1993, ALOUD at Central Library has presented over twelve seasons of programs with leading figures in the world of literature, art and ideas. These dynamic programs are designed to contribute to an informed, engaged, and democratic community and to foster life-long learning in a welcoming environment.

Past presenters include poets, novelists, scientists, educators, performing artists, environmentalists, journalists, political figures, and filmmakers. A local scholar, critic, or fellow-artist is frequently invited to engage our featured speaker in a public conversation. The issues addressed in the ALOUD series range from the topical to the enduring.

Central Library’s beautiful, intimate Mark Taper Auditorium in the heart of downtown Los Angeles is the place to exchange ideas with fellow citizens and to learn from outstanding thinkers and artists across a wide variety of disciplines.

For more information www.aloudla.org or (213) 228-7025.
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