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Calvin Coolidge and the Fourth of July

Celebration of the semiquincentennial will not be complete without remembering the only president of the United States born on the...

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Sovereignty on Display

Europeans often tease Americans that they live in a young country that’s barely 250 years old. But after spending two...

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American Sheriff Awards Dinner

The Claremont Institute invites friends and supporters to join us on November 11 in Huntington Beach, California for an evening celebrating those who stand on the front lines of law and order in defense of the American way of life. At this year’s dinner, we will present the American Sheriff Award to Sheriff Kim Cole of Mason County, Michigan, recognizing his steadfast commitment to upholding the Constitution and advancing the cause of law and order in his community and across the nation.

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The Claremont Review of Books in New York

The Claremont Review of Books will host a special reception and program exploring themes from the CRB's forthcoming Fall 2026 issue. This gathering will be an opportunity for conversation and fellowship among friends and supporters of The Claremont Institute. Additional details regarding the program topic and featured participants will be shared soon.

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The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Screening

Every civilization must have its heroes; every civilization must have a way to propagate the stories of their heroic deeds. When faced with the crisis of the West, Director John Ford turned to the American Western — uniting the great questions of the Homeric Epics with the civilizational questions of the American Frontier. For America’s 250th Anniversary, the Claremont Institute invites you to join us for a longtime tradition of our summer fellowships — a private screening of the Ford Classic: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance at the historic Jefferson Auditorium at the Department of Agriculture.

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A Claremont Homecoming & Salvatori Prize Dinner

Honoring Dr. Charles R. Kesler

This Constitution Day, in the 250th year of the American Founding, The Claremont Institute will gather at Mount Vernon for a celebration of the Founding and to honor Dr. Charles R. Kesler with the Henry Salvatori Prize for his distinguished contributions to the study and defense of the principles of the American Founding.

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Sacred Honor

At two o’clock in the afternoon on August 17, 1858, Abraham Lincoln rose to address a crowd gathered at the...

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America’s Revolutionary Family Regime

The Declaration of Independence imagines revolution and legislation as two distinct phases in man’s political history. First, an aggrieved people...

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Tom West’s Founding

Convention requires me to disclose that I have known, admired, and learned from Thomas G. West for more than thirty...

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The State of Our Union

The Claremont Institute invites you to join us in Irvine, California on August 5th for The State of Our Union—an evening of candid, direct, and very personal reflections from the front lines of the battle to save our country. Featured speakers include Claremont fellows, alumni, and leaders who are helping shape today’s political moment as we work to usher in a Golden Age of America.