Upcoming Events

The BSA Events Committee is pleased to support this virtual symposium, which features presentations by researchers and cultural heritage professionals who are using digital approaches to analyze and transmit a diverse range of Latin American texts from the colonial period, nineteenth century and early twentieth century.

The BSA Events Committee is pleased to support this Symposium Series, hosted by Harvard University.

The BSA Events Committee is pleased to support the Fresh Perspectives Symposium, a virtual event hosted by the Winterthur Library, featuring presentations by the next generation of rare book, manuscript, and special collections professionals, scholars, and enthusiasts.

The BSA Events Committee is pleased to support the Fresh Perspectives Symposium, a virtual event hosted by the Winterthur Library, featuring presentations by the next generation of rare book, manuscript, and special collections professionals, scholars, and enthusiasts.

Attending the Renaissance Society of America conference in Boston? Don’t miss the BSA panels organized by BSA-RSA Liaison Aaron T. Pratt!

The Events Planning Sub-committee is pleased to invite BSA members and friends to visit the Carl H. Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle at the New York Public Library to explore materials related to book and printing history from the Romantic era — mostly but not entirely British. 

Thinking of attending the ABAA New York International Antiquarian Book Fair in April 2025? Join us for a guided tour!

The BSA invites Stillwell Legacy Society members and their guests to an in-person celebration and special lecture by John Bidwell.

BSA-ASECS Liaison Emily Spunaugle organized a panel at the 55th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies taking place on 5 April 2025. Registration required.

Join two curators from the Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Agnieszka Rec & Michelle Al-Ferzly, for this talk about expanding Middle Ages collections beyond Europe.

Thinking of attending the ABAA New York International Antiquarian Book Fair in April 2025? Join us for a guided tour!

The BSA Events Committee is pleased to support this workshop and symposium featuring textual objects inspired by American Contact: Objects of Intercultural Encounters and the Boundaries of Book History edited by Rhae Lynn Barnes and Glenda Goodman.

BSA-ICMS Liaison Gina Hurley has organized several events, including 3 panels and a reception, at the 60th International Congress on Medieval Studies taking place from 8–10 May 2025. Registration required.

Join us for a special virtual fundraising event as part of our 2025 Spring Sprint! We’re celebrating the launch of Katie Mitchell’s Prose to the People: A Celebration of Black Bookstores and inspiring crucial donations for the BSA Annual Fund.

The Events Committee is pleased to support this symposium focused on Hands-On Research & Teaching in Book History, featuring multiple workshops.

The BSA Council has three meetings per year, one each in the winter, spring, and fall.

Learn more about the Mercantile Prize: submission deadline, eligibility, and more.

The BSA Council has three meetings per year, one each in the winter, spring, and fall.

The BSA Council has three meetings per year, one each in the winter, spring, and fall.

The BSA Council has three meetings per year, one each in the winter, spring, and fall.

The BSA Council has three meetings per year, one each in the winter, spring, and fall.

The BSA Council has three meetings per year, one each in the winter, spring, and fall.

The BSA Council has three meetings per year, one each in the winter, spring, and fall.

The BSA Council has three meetings per year, one each in the winter, spring, and fall.