British Library - Vowed to see more culture this year?

 

The British Library For research, inspiration and enjoyment   We’d love to see you soon If you happen to find yourself nearby, why not pop in and visit us? Our exhibition galleries are open, with our shops, cafes and restaurants ready to welcome you in from the cold. Everyone must wear a face covering while they’re here, and we’re working really hard to keep everyone safe. From Edinburgh to London and across to Bonn, our ★★★★★ Elizabeth and Mary: Royal Cousins, Rival Queens and ★★★★ Beethoven exhibitions will transport you back in time. While our Treasures Gallery and Family Trail offer hours of fun and lots of opportunities to discover something new. Elizabeth and Mary: Royal Cousins, Rival Queens ★★★★★ The Times | Members go free Step back into a dangerous world of plots, espionage and treachery to explore the turbulent relationship between Elizabeth I and Mary, Queen of Scots in their own words. Enter the dark side of the 16th century. Book now Beethoven ★★★★ The Telegraph | Members go free See the mind of a creative genius at work through extraordinary handwritten manuscripts and letters, and discover how Beethoven challenged conventions and overcame deafness to become one of the most influential composers of all time. Book now Free and no need to book Paul McCartney: The Lyrics A display of lyrics behind the most famous songs of all time. Showcasing previously unseen material from Paul McCartney’s personal archive, our free Entrance Hall display celebrates the life and art of one of the world’s most successful songwriters and performers. Visit now Treasures Gallery Jane Austen, Lewis Carroll and Magna Carta. Original works, letters and extraordinary manuscripts from the greatest minds in history, all together in one place. Experience over 2,000 years of stories in our permanent gallery, free for everyone to visit. Visit now Image credit: Paul at home with his original 'Magic Piano' © Mary McCartney