Take tour of Detroit Public Library's Art, Architecture & Collections

Tours commemorate upcoming 150th anniversary

DETROIT – You may have gone by Detroit Public Library across from the DIA many times and thought it wasn't worth peeking in because you have a library card from your local library. 

But this is more than about books.  The place is more like a museum with art and artifacts that can't be touched by the City's bankruptcy because most of the masterpieces are painted on, built into, or attached to the structure.

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Starting  Saturday anybody from any community, no matter what library card you're holding will be invited to take free docent led tours to show the wonder, the juicy history and the artistry of the Detroit Public Library.  And when you're done with the tour, visit the Ernie Harwell permanent exhibit on the second floor.

The tours are free and will take place the first Saturday of every month from now on.  For more information and for tour schedules contact the Detroit Public Library at 313-481-1357.

 


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