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[close] This group is for readers interested in the books discussed at the Nasher Museum of Art. Book selections often connect to an exhibition on display at the museum.

[close] The title says it all lol but really, don't you sometimes like to escape from our harsh reality and judgmental society by reading short novels with elements of the past, while listening to your favorite mid 50s/60s tune or jazz record, making a connection with the past and the present, while sipping your favorite drink (Latte ☕ for me please!) ? If that is the case, what do you read in these moments? What do you watch? What do you listen to? If that nonsense rings any bells to you, if you enjoy any forms of Art, then we can be friends and I would love you to suggest me anything related to these topics 📙 ✏ ♬☺

[close] For 15 years, Dallas Heritage Village hosted a book club. We read a mix of fiction and nonfiction, with preference for books with a Texas connection. We also read things that were set within DHV's official time period of 1840-1910. The group stopped meeting in 2019, but in the age of quarantine and more reading, now seems like a great time to take the club online! We'll be sharing some past favorites of the book club and invite discussion. Welcome!

[close] Books can connect us with history in new and exciting ways. Each fiction book club series focuses on a subject that relates to the history of the Los Angeles region between 1830 and 1930. Museum staff will occasionally share items from the museum's collection that pertain to the subject of a book.