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On 21 March 2023, the association Empreinte atelier de gravure entrutsed a set of 315 prints by 79 renowned artists to the National Library, thus expanding the institution's Iconography Collection considerably.

The agreement provides access to content from academic journals and covers the publishing costs, signaling a significant step forward in the world of Open Access Publishing.

The Cedom organised the first edition of the “Journée d’études du Cedom” at the National Library on 20 March 2023, a specialist music conference with international experts from the German-speaking world, which will take place every two years in future.

In view of the great interest, the exhibition will now be extended until 22 April 2023.

The stamp highlights the dual mission of the National Library, namely the preservation of the written heritage and its communication to the public beyond national borders.

Recent editions of the “Bulletin de la Société des naturalistes luxembourgeois” as well as those of the history journal “Hémecht” are now available online free of charge.

Readers of the National Library now have access to two new databases: the Bibliographie de la littérature française and Klapp online.

This summer programme will give students the opportunity to learn about the daily work and tasks of librarians, archivists and documentalists.

By presenting the BnL with the rose’s naming certificate, bearing the original signatures of the godmother, godfather and witnesses, Patrimoine Roses pour le Luxembourg aims to raise public awareness of the current rose revival.

The calendar is updated biannually and evolves in order to meet the needs of the readers of the different communes.