The Henry Miller Library Founded by Emil White
‘Where Nothing Happens’
Sunday January 19th at the HML at 5 pm - Fru Skagerrak (Pan-scandinavian raw folk!!!) Do not miss this rare opportunity to see this internationally renowned trio, visiting our quaint…
"In truth, most people (and writers in particular) lead rather simple, boring lives, but the small details of our lives can lead to great inspiration.Fortunately, you don’t have to backpack…
The end of the year is upon us!! If you think the Henry Miller Library is a unique and valuable resource for the Big Sur community and beyond, we humbly…
Susan Shillinglaw is the world's foremost expert on John Steinbeck THERE we said it. Disagree? Prove us wrong! Or don't. Either way, you'll want to be around on Sunday when Susan,…
Check out the audio of our chat with Ian Brennan, who talked about his new book "Silenced by Sound," which explores the brave new (and depressing) world of digital music…
Nashville-via-New Zealand's @jackiebristow returns to the Henry Miller Library with Mark Punch on October 16!Join us for a cozy, intimate, and scintillating evening of indoor music in our redwood cabin!!! RSVP here!
The Philip Glass Days and Nights festival returns to Big Sur and Carmel, Oct 5-13!There will be two performances at the Henry Miller Memorial Library:* October 5th at 7 pm:…
@nrahaim writes: "The bronze portrait is by the Italian artist Marino Marini and is currently on display at the Museo Fernando Botero in Bogota, Colombia." THANKS NICK!
The final Big Sur Redwood Auction is Sunday Oct. 6 at noon at The Henry Miller Memorial Library!! Click the HERE to see the 12 slabs that will be up…
Click here to check out some of the recordings of the first season of the Under The Persimmon Tree conversations, including Magnus' most recent chat with Kirk Gafill!!! (pic below)…
It's once-in-a-year (or maybe a lifetime?) opportunity to see live opera under the redwoods! Saturday, August 24th (tomorrow), Bay Shore Lyric Opera presents “Falstaff” under the stars at the…
“The Henry Miller Library guarantees all guests the broadest possible latitude to speak, write, listen, challenge, and learn. It is not the proper role of the Library to attempt to shield individuals from ideas and opinions they find unwelcome, disagreeable, or even deeply offensive. There are many books and stories to read, to write, to tell, and to listen to.”