Monday Movie Matinee: Roman Holiday

219 South 6th Street,Philadelphia PA 19106

12 July, 2021

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Roman Holiday (1953) Movies are back at the Athenaeum! This summer, join us for an IN PERSON Monday Movie Matinee. We are celebrating all things summer with two movie vacations. First, we head off to Rome with Audrey Hepburn for a Roman Holiday. Then we head to the beach with the Beach Boys for a little Love & Mercy. Each movie will be shown in its entirety with a chance for discussion and conversation at the end. We look forward to welcoming you back into the building! Attendance is limited. Roman Holiday (1953) 119 Minutes A princess escapes her entourage and traverses incognito through the city of Rome, where she hooks up with an American journalist who serves as her tour guide. Link to August movie: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/monday-movie-matinee-love-mercy-tickets-160971832083 The Athenaeum was established in 1814 as a subscription library, at a time when the free public library system did not exist and collections of books, available for reading or research, were still mostly limited to institutions, schools or colleges. The Athenaeum of Philadelphia nurtures curiosity in members and neighbors, strengthening community through learning and discourse. The Athenaeum of Philadelphia is one of 16 membership libraries that collaborate through the Membership Libraries Group. Some, like the Charleston (est. 1748), New York Society (est. 1754), and Newport (est. 1741) libraries, date from the 18th Century.