June is fast approaching, and we’re delighted to share an exciting lineup of programs. Join us as we delve into fresh perspectives—such as the fascinating, little-known influence of Grace Kelly’s gay uncle on her artistic journey in “Grace’s Guncle” — and revisit enduring classics, including Molly Bloom’s iconic soliloquy during our annual Bloomsday celebration, honoring James Joyce’s literary masterpiece, Ulysses. View all our Signature Programs and register here: https://www.rosenbach.org/programs #june2025 #junehappenings #junefun #summerfun #rml #therosenbach #bloomsday #bloomsday2025 #jamesjoyce #ulysses #gracekelly #guncle #gracesguncle #gayuncle (fb)

“Now Nature hangs her mantle green / On every blooming tree” As the days grow longer and Philadelphia grows greener, use those extra hours to experience the original handwritten manuscript for Robert Burns’ poem “Lament of Mary Queen of Scots, On the Approach of Spring,” currently on view in the Rosenbach’s Treasures: Literature of Great Britain & Ireland gallery. Learn more at rosenbach.org/visit. Rosenbach call no. *EMs 462/26.54. Alt text/Image description: Handwritten script in brown ink on an aged piece of paper. The text begins: The Lament of Mary Queen of Scots / Now Nature Hangs her mantle green / On every blooming tree / And spreads her sheets of daisies white / Our o’er the grassy lea. (fb)