Great American Songbook Foundation
Virtual Archives Visit
Online // Tuesday, Sep 16, 6pm ET
Event Details
Tue Sep 16 - 6pm ET
Take a special behind-the-scenes look inside the Songbook Library & Archives.
Guided by our Director of Library & Archives, this exclusive virtual visit will:
- Showcase rare and fascinating artifacts from the collection
- Share how the Songbook Foundation preserves and protects these cultural treasures
- Feature a live Q&A with an archivist
The event will be presented in a live webinar format, giving attendees the opportunity to ask questions in real time. Attendance is free, but registration is required.
Please note: No physical tickets are needed for this virtual program. You’ll receive the official link to join the session within 24 hours of the event—be sure to check your inbox (and your spam or promotions folder, just in case).
Designated support for the Songbook Library & Archives is made possible by our Preservation Partners, whose generosity sustains the work of the Songbook Foundation’s efforts to preserve, share, and celebrate the Great American Songbook. This important work is made possible by Diane and John Abrams, Maureen Charles, Michael Charles and Dr. Larry Weeda Jr.
For questions, please contact us at info@TheSongbook.org.
About the Songbook Library & Archives
The Great American Songbook Foundation oversees the Songbook Library & Archives, a vast and growing resource containing recordings, arrangements, images, memorabilia, personal papers and other items from the foundational era of American popular music. The Library & Archives was established to preserve the physical artifacts of the Great American Songbook's creators and performers for the education and benefit of current and future generations. The facility also includes a reference library and study space for researchers who wish to learn more about the music and the culture it has inspired.
