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Review & FAQ:
The Providence Athenaeum is a unique and independent library and cultural center that encourages an appreciation for books and all things literature-related.
Based in the historic Greek Revival building that was originally founded as "The Athenaeum" in 1836, the center endeavors to encourage and inspire the public with a passion for literature and reading, and they hope to engage others in conversation by presenting a range of extraordinary collections and innovative programs.
The library also offers a variety of community-based events such as readings, quiz evenings, and salons that are open for the public to enjoy.
Address: 251 Benefit Street, Providence, Rhode Island, Phone: 401-421-6970
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Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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