Shakespeare in the Little Apple

February 28, 2016

Join us for a Farewell Reception for the First Folio on Sunday, 4-5pm, at the Beach Museum -- a final chance to see Shakespeare's big book before it moves on to its next location!

Farewell reception for First Folio on Sunday, Feb. 28 After a monthlong visit to Kansas State and Manhattan, Shakespeare's First Folio will soon move on to its next location. A farewell reception will take place from 4-5 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 28, at the Beach Museum of Art.

Today! A Shakespeare Faire at the Manhattan Public Library! Schedule and details at the link below --

Shakespeare Faire: an event for all ages « Manhattan Public Library Celebrate the world and works of Shakespeare with live music, poetry, film, and fun wordplay! You’ll find lots of activities for kids and adults, and the day will conclude with a film showing at 3:00. Activities will take place in the auditorium, Groesbeck Room, and the first floor atrium.

A preview of next Saturday's Shakespeare Faire at the Manhattan Public Library --

Professors Kara Northway and Don Hedrick talk with Kansas Public Radio -- listen at the link below!

The Book That Gave Us Shakespeare Shakespeare's First Folio is on display at Kansas State this month, part of a nationwide tour to mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death. We'll visit the Folio at KSU's Beach Museum, discover the connection between Shakespeare and President Abraham Lincoln, and much more.

Looking forward to a great evening tomorrow at the Masquerade! Tickets are still available today at ECS 108 until 5:00pm --

Shakespeare in Love: A Romeo and Juliet masquerade Stop by the Great Room in Hale Library on Saturday for a Shakespeare masquerade.

"On weekdays, we’re just having a steady stream of classes, not only from K-State, but also high school, middle school and even elementary classes in our area, even senior citizens .... It’s just across ages": In today's Collegian, Linda Duke and others discuss the campus and community response to the First Folio's visit.

Shakespeare's 1st Folio provides community 'great opportunity to learn' Shakespeare's First Folio arrives in Manhattan on loan from the Folger Shakespeare Library almost 400 years after publication.

Congratulations to all who contributed to "The Gravedigger's Tale" and Other Scenes this evening at the Manhattan Arts Center!

Various resources are on hand to help visitors explore the Folio and its production, readership, and lasting influence.