The Library of Congress is publishing a new book celebrating the rich history of its world-renowned Concerts from the Library of Congress series, founded in 1925 by philanthropist Elizabeth Sprague Coolidge. Co-authored by Nicholas A. Brown-Cáceres and David H. Plylar of the Library’s Music Division, “Let the People Hear It: Concerts from the Library of Congress at 100” shares the story of this remarkable series through the memorable people, music and moments that have made t

Brown appeared on the Maryland State Library Agency Podcast on November 1, 2022. He and colleague Maribel Rodriguez discussed "Guide to...

Nicholas A. Brown was appointed acting co-chief executive officer at the Prince George's County Memorial Library System (PGCMLS) on...

"Brown’s work is also based in a strong ethic of service, wanting to give back to the library and his community." -Library Journal...

In January 2020 Nicholas assumes the role of Chief Operating Officer for Communications & Outreach at the Prince George's County Memorial...

Library Journal, the leading industry publication for library and information science, recently recognized Brown's work in library...

"Brown, appointed to the newly created senior staff position of Director of Special Productions & Initiatives, is a Honduran-American...

Each year around Valentine’s Day we ask some of our favorite D.C. residents what they love about D.C. We round up artists, musicians,...

"The liner-notes by Nicholas Alexander Brown are excellent and include good descriptions of each work, brief notes about the composer,...

EXCERPT: "I thought it would be great if I could find that music and offer it to the Baltimore Symphony to perform a few years later to...