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Join the Emerging Leaders of the Boston Public Library Fund for the fifth annual Night in the Stacks. A milestone celebration as the iconic McKim Building transforms into a dazzling Midnight Circus—an immersive evening of spectacle, mystery, and imagination. Building on five years of unforgettable after-hours experiences, this year’s event promises to be our most extraordinary yet.
Step right up to the Big Top! Beneath the glow of the spotlight and among the towering stacks, guests will gather for a spectacle of untamed revelry. Prepare for a thrilling parade of performers featuring live music by the Sweetbeats Band, lively dancing, delicious fare, an open bar, and mesmerizing acts worthy of the grandest three-ring circus.
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This riveting celebration raises essential funds for the Boston Public Library’s free programs and services. Tickets are on sale now until sold out! You can purchase tickets here: https://bplfund.org/nits/ For questions.
Please contact Liz Swanson, Assistant Director of Communications and Special Projects, at eswanson@bplfund.org .
Description from Boston Public Library · Central Library in Copley Square.
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