Record Club is back on April 24th! Join us at the American Library at 5:30pm to listen to Paul Simon's 'Still Crazy After All These Years.' Free to join, more info here: buff.ly/4aIf9xH.

We're celebrating National Poetry Month here in the American Library! Come check out our selection of work by American poets, old and new for you to discover.

This summer we will honor the sacrifices made during the #DDay landings. More than 9,200 Americans who fell during the Normandy Campaign rest in the Normandy American Cemetery. Over 1,500 more missing in action are honored on the cemetery's tablets of the missing. #DDay 80

TOMORROW! Join us for the next instalment of our Americans in WWII East Anglia Series: Women at War. This event will be held online so you can attend from any time zone! Wednesday 10 April @ 6pm BST, more info and registration here: buff.ly/3uPMK9M

We're looking forward to this upcoming free event at UEA American Studies

Coffee & Conversation is back at the American Library this Saturday, April 13! Join us online at 4:30pm BST wherever in the world you are. Email [email protected] for more info. We hope to see you there! ☕ 🖥️ 🗣️

Free drop-in family activity! Looking for something to do with the kids during the Easter hols? Join us in the early years library at Norfolk & Norwich Millennium Library for 'Stained Glass Splendour'. (Suitable for accompanied children aged 4-9.)

📅Weds 10 April
⏰2-3pm
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Book now! 'Researching WW2 8th Air Force Personnel' free, online sessions with our Trust Librarian Orla Kennelly will teach you skills to learn more about those who served in WW2. Join us Wednesday 17 April from 6pm BST. More info and registration here: buff.ly/3JpJwO1

In honor of #JazzAppreciationMonth , we remember these WWI and WWII American heroes who were also jazz lovers. 🎷

📸 Maj. Alton Glenn Miller bit.ly/497293z

📸 Richard Rossi and Robert Bailey: bit.ly/49mFTTz

📸 Lt. James Reese Europe bit.ly/3wZiXfm

Tickets are still available for WOMEN AT WAR: Americans in WWII East Anglia. Join us for this FREE, online talk with American Library Trust Librarian Orla Kennelly featuring letters, photos, and artefacts from WWII. More info and registration here: buff.ly/3uPMK9M

Upcoming at UEA: Understanding Our Shared Futures, a talk on the US and UK judiciary systems feat. the Rt Hon Shami Chakrabarti CBE PC & Steven K. Green, Prof. of Law at Willamette University. More info here: buff.ly/3U7ee4E

Next week! Join us for the next instalment of our Americans in WWII East Anglia Series: Women at War. This event will be held online so you can attend from any time zone! Wednesday 10 April @ 6pm BST, more info and registration here: buff.ly/3uPMK9M

April is National History Month! Come to the American Library to check out our selection of poetry by American writers and biographies about American poets.

Spring is in swing at the American Library 🌼 🌈 📚 We welcome history buffs, WWII enthusiasts, family with WWII connections, Norfolk locals, and everyone in between to join us! More information and registration for these FREE events here: buff.ly/3dUtwHt

Today on the Scholar's Blog: ending Women's History Month with a post from scholar Eric Nichols buff.ly/3FySKFg

Happy Easter Weekend to all who celebrate! Please be aware of our holiday hours 🐰 🌷🐣

Do you have access to maps of WW2 USAAF bases? We have site record plans from the RAF at the library but we're looking for something even more detailed. If you can help us please let us know here or on [email protected] #8thAF #WW2

TOMORROW 💽 🎶 🎹 Record Club is back on Wednesday 27 March! Join us in the American Library at 5:30PM to listen to Carole King's 1971 album TAPESTRY. More info here: buff.ly/3PrtVko

On #MedalOfHonor Day, we remember the courage and sacrifice of those brave service members who went above and beyond the call of duty, and whose remains are buried at ABMC sites.

Do you recognize any of their names? Whose service do you wish to honor today?

Thank you to everyone who joined us this weekend for On Target! Our presenters Dr. Sam Edwards, Dr. Graham Cross, and Dr. Hattie Hearn led a great discussion about Masters of the Air and the true stories of the 8th Air Force.