About
A free exhibition tracing Pulitzer-winning journalism, books, drama and music opens downtown.
This traveling exhibition opens October 14 and examines the history and significance of the Pulitzer Prizes across journalism, books, drama and music. Its free admission and central library setting make it an easy, substantive daytime stop on opening day.
What to expect
Plan a self-guided visit at the Harold Washington Library Center after the listed 8 AM start. The focus is the history and cultural reach of Pulitzer-recognized work.
Good to know
- The exhibition opens on October 14.
- The listing gives an 8:00 AM start.
- Admission to the exhibition is free.
- The venue is Harold Washington Library Center.
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Common questions
When does the exhibition open?
It opens Wednesday, October 14, with an 8:00 AM listing.
How much does it cost?
The exhibition is explicitly listed as free to attend.
Where is it?
It is at the Harold Washington Library Center in Chicago.
What does the exhibition cover?
It covers Pulitzer history across journalism, books, drama and music.