Join us at the Rosenbach Museum & Library today between Noon and 7 p.m. to celebrate the 16th annual Bloomsday. The Rosenbach, home of James Joyce’s original manuscript for Ulysses, holds this Philadelphia tradition every year on June 16th, drawing hundreds of friends, neighbors, Joyce enthusiasts, book-lovers, and curious passersby to Delancey Place. Bloomsday is free and open to the public and features readings on the steps of the museum from some of the city’s most interesting business, creative, and media personalities, along with performances from Academy of Vocal Arts singers and a special exhibition of Joyce materials. You can find a full list of readers, including Governor Ed Rendell, here.

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