Kristine Mann Library

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Nestled away on the top floor of a brownstone in midtown east, minutes from Grand Central Station, is the Kristine Mann Library, a small psychology library dedicated to the work and vision of Carl Gustav Jung.

Volunteer with us!The Kristine Mann Library at the Jung Center of New York is accepting applications for a variety of vo...
09/10/2026

Volunteer with us!

The Kristine Mann Library at the Jung Center of New York is accepting applications for a variety of volunteer positions.

Volunteer with us!The Kristine Mann Library at the Jung Center of New York is accepting applications for a variety of vo...
09/09/2026

Volunteer with us!

The Kristine Mann Library at the Jung Center of New York is accepting applications for a variety of volunteer positions.

We are looking for applicants from a diverse group of educational backgrounds and employment fields who are creative and curious about psychology and history and possess superb IT skills.

Please complete the online application or email your resume and brief cover letter to [email protected]

09/08/2026

We re-open tomorrow (Tuesday) at 10 am. Come say “hi”! We’re back to our usual hours.

07/29/2026

Our last reminder about KML hours. We’re open today as usual and Thursday from 10.30 -4. After that, we’re closed until Tuesday September 8th. Please bring in your overdue books today or tomorrow. Thanks!

Look forward to seeing you in the Fall for lots of great events!

Artistic Encounters with Jung – A One-day SymposiumSaturday November 14th 2026 (10am to 5pm)Auditorium of the C.G. Jung ...
07/29/2026

Artistic Encounters with Jung
– A One-day Symposium

Saturday November 14th 2026 (10am to 5pm)
Auditorium of the C.G. Jung Center (New York)
$25 in person event (registration required)

SAVE THE DATE: A One-day Symposium featuring presentations from analysts and artists. Including the Kristine Mann Library Award Winner Justin Hamacher. Justin is a multidisciplinary artist, educator and Jungian analyst in training in Zurich. He lives in Portland, Oregon where he is an Oregon state-licensed psilocybin facilitator and offers analysis and courses through his practice at Cascade Jungian Services

07/27/2026

Hi all. Just a reminder that all books are due by 5 pm Wednesday this week in prep for our August closure. I will be at KML late on Tuesday (tomorrow) if you want to drop off books then but please let me know ([email protected]) ahead of time. See you after Labor Day!

07/14/2026

Volunteers needed for time-limited projects starting this week and ending July 30 before we close for Summer Break. Please contact Heidi, if interested:

[email protected]

Happy Thursday! We are having a small book sale for a couple weeks in July before the building closes for the Summer for...
07/09/2026

Happy Thursday! We are having a small book sale for a couple weeks in July before the building closes for the Summer for August. All are great titles & subjects, with a $5 and $10 section as well as more expensive books. Today is the first day and we’re open until 4.45 pm! Cash or online via credit card.

07/02/2026

KML will be off until Tuesday July 7th in honor of the July 4th Holiday. Have a good one!

Finding the Philosopher’s Stone: A Celebration of the Alchemical Imagination with Eliza SwannOn Thursday September 17th,...
06/23/2026

Finding the Philosopher’s Stone: A Celebration of the Alchemical Imagination with Eliza Swann
On Thursday September 17th, 6-8 pm
Auditorium of the C.G. Jung Center (New York)
FREE in person event (registration required)
What is the Philosopher’s Stone, and why has its pursuit endured for millennia? This talk moves through the architecture of alchemy – its symbolic systems, material experiments and metaphysical ambitions. Along the way, we’ll consider the many forms the Philosopher’s Stone has taken: a substance, a process, a state of consciousness, an artistic or spiritual achievement. We’ll look closely at the strange methods alchemists devised in their attempts to realize the Stone: from body modification, to the drawing of sigils and encoded diagrams, to the use of fermented substances believed to harbour latent vital forces.

Seen together, these practices reveal alchemy as a hybrid field where experimentation, imagination and devotion converge. The Philosopher’s Stone hovers at the edge of impossibility, and it is precisely this condition that opens a space for radical creativity. The quest does not resolve; it deepens, expands and continually renews itself across time.

This talk invites you into an ongoing, unfinishable pursuit – one that transforms the seeker as much as the sought, and suggests that the true ‘great work’ may lie in our capacity to pursue the impossible.



Cabala, ca. 1700, Manly Palmer Hall collection of alchemical manuscripts, Getty Research Institute

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28 East 39 Th Street, 4th Fl
New York, NY
10016

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Tuesday 10am - 4pm
Wednesday 10am - 4pm
Thursday 10am - 4pm

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