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In a blast from the past and sort of farewell to Women’s History Month, the 

April heralds not just the arrival of spring, but opening season for book festivals.

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Here are four summer reading selections for adventure seekers, serious readers, and beach bums.

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Black History Month just ended—but that doesn't mean we should shelve books providing this essential education.

If you find yourself in Manhattan this summer, be sure to add the New York Historical Society to your itinerary. A stone’s throw from the American Museum of Natural History, New York Historical is currently staging three blockbuster exhibitions, each one revealing the rich history of New York City.