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The Big Sur Redwood auction has been moved to October 6th! (Yup, that's the tree)This is your last chance to get the world’s most beautiful redwood, harvested from a 500-year…
Beautymark, a tale of cultivated confidences, empowerment of the different, honoring of the unusual. We support the youth who marched to their own song, who flew their own flag, remember:…
"We'd tell you what movies are playing...but that would ruin the surprise according to Henry Miller Memorial Library's Director, Magnus Toren. Described as a "break" from the library's popular…
The Big Sur Redwood auction has been moved to October 6th! This is your last chance to get the world’s most beautiful redwood, harvested from a 500-year old tree…
Alert! There will be *NO* movies tomorrow, August 1st. We will resume screening the best of Scandinavian cinema every Thursday from August 7th to September 12th. Thanks!!
The Scandinavian world is known for its multitude of wonders, including (but not limited to), the company that makes those amazingly affordable mattresses, the feeling you get when you start…
“I do think that many writers have what you might call a demonic nature. They are always in trouble, you know, and not only while they’re writing or because they’re…
Thursday July 18, movies under the stars at the legendary Henry Miller Library outdoor theatre! Presenting the: Very Best of Scandinavian Feature Film!A good way to spend an evening is watching…
The first installment of this summer’s “Under the Persimmon Tree” series - Magnus’ chat with Monterey County Weekly founder Bradley Zeve - is now up for your listening pleasure on…
The HML presents "Under the Persimmon Tree," a series of conversations between Executive Director Magnus Toren and Big Sur and regional residents. Sundays this summer from 3- 5 pm. Here's…
Bill Callahan plays the Library this Monday, June 17th. Only a few tickets remain! Get yours here. And then check out this piece on his new double, album…
“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.”