Leadership Circle Member Reception
& Exhibition Tour

Private Reception and Tour of Something in Common For Members of the Library Foundation of Los Angeles' Leadership Circle
Tuesday, Aug 16, 2022 | 6:00pm Central Library Courtyard

Reception & Exhibition Tour
for Leadership Circle MembersTuesday, August 16, 20226:00 – 8:00 PM 

We are thrilled to welcome our Leadership Circle Members back to the Central Library!

Join us for hors d’oeuvres and beverages served in the Central Library’s outdoor courtyard. Together, we will give a welcome “toast” to LFLA’s new President and CEO, Stacy Lieberman.

A private tour of LFLA’s exhibition Something in Common will immediately follow,
led by curator, Todd Lerew.
 

Kindly RSVP by August 10.

Please note: This event is for Leadership Circle Members only, and reservations are required. For questions, or to make a reservation, please contact Membership@lfla​.org.

To join the Leadership Circle or upgrade your existing Membership, please visit LFLA.org/Join or contact Sarah Charleton, Director of Membership and Annual Giving at [email protected]. 

Please note: masks are required to be worn at all times while inside the Central Library building.

About Something in Common

In partnership with the Los Angeles Public Library, the Library Foundation of Los Angeles is excited to launch Something in Common, a major exhibition at downtown Los Angeles’ Central Library and a city-wide program series all about the ways we connect with others.

Curated by LFLA’s Special Projects Director Todd Lerew, this project is a timely examination and celebration of the ideas, interests, and beliefs that bring us together, the ways we find and form community, and what we can create or accomplish collectively that isn’t otherwise possible.

Featuring unique social clubs and organizations that include the Los Angeles Black Underwater Explorers, the Cloud Appreciation Society, and LAPL’s own Adult Literacy program and Persian Poetry Forum, among many others, we will highlight the importance of finding common ground and points of connection and recognize the Public Library as a critical and safe gathering place for all Angelenos.

Learn more about the exhibition here.