America at 250: Explore the Writers Who Shaped the Nation
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, the American Writers Museum explores ideas of independence, equality, and identity through more than 400 years of American writing. Discover a new pop-up exhibit, public programs, and a student writing competition inviting new voices to reflect on the opening words of the Declaration of Independence and what they mean today.
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“Amazing place to reflect on American voices, for people who love to read and write and explore what it means to develop their own voice.”
visitor testimonials
“It’s a beautiful and very worthwhile place, quiet, flowing and very interactive.”
“Love this museum! Place for you who enjoy any kind of literature, from novel, speech, song, poem, poetry, history of literature, etc.”
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Upcoming Programs
Get Lit: Speakeasy Rhymes
Monthly Free Museum Day
Water to Water: Gaza Renga – Marilyn Hacker & Deema Shehabi (IN PERSON)
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