The American Library in Paris

The American Library in Paris is the largest English-language lending library on the European mainland and operates as an independent, non-profit cultural institution. Established in 1920, it was founded under the American Library Association's auspices and originally stocked with books and periodicals. Today, it remains a thriving hub of culture and learning, providing numerous resources and programs catering to the educational needs of children, teens, and adults alike. The library offers an extensive collection of print and audio-visual materials and hosts a variety of readings, events, and workshops that promote literacy and educational engagement. Educational and Homeschool Resources: - Extensive print and audio-visual collections for children and families. - Special programs for children and teens, including reading sessions and cultural exchanges. - Institutional memberships for schools that offer discounted access to library resources for students and staff.