The Grolier Club, established in 1884, is America’s oldest and largest society dedicated to bibliophiles and the graphic arts. Named after the esteemed Renaissance collector Jean Grolier, the club promotes the study, collecting, and appreciation of books and works on paper. With a diverse community of over 800 members, including book collectors, antiquarian dealers, librarians, and artisans, the Grolier Club serves as a hub for the exploration of literary and artistic heritage.

Visitors can engage with the club’s extensive library and participate in public exhibitions and lectures that showcase remarkable collections. The Grolier Club also publishes a long-standing series of works that contribute to the field. Open Monday through Saturday, 10 AM to 5 PM, the club provides a welcoming space for enthusiasts and scholars alike. For those interested in special events, the club regularly updates its calendar and offers resources for accessibility. Whether through exhibitions or by appointment visits, the Grolier Club invites all to delve into the rich history of the book.