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Analysis updated 2026-05-18

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In one sentence

A hand-verified CSV list of 399 working RSS feeds from museums, libraries, archives, and galleries worldwide.

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    What it does
      399 curated RSS feeds
      Human-verified
      Single CSV file
    Tech stack
      CSV
      RSS
    Use cases
      Build news aggregators
      Track museum updates
      Feed data pipelines
    Audience
      Researchers
      Journalists
      Librarians

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What do people build with it?

USE CASE 1

Build a news aggregator that pulls updates from cultural institutions

USE CASE 2

Monitor what museums and archives are publishing over time

USE CASE 3

Load the CSV into a spreadsheet or database for quick browsing

USE CASE 4

Feed the RSS URLs into a data analysis or research pipeline

What is it built with?

CSVRSS

How does it compare?

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Stars262626
LanguagePythonHTML
Setup difficultyeasymoderatemoderate
Complexity1/53/54/5
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How do you get it running?

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min
The README does not specify license terms for reuse of the data.

So what is it?

GLAM-RSS-feeds is a hand-curated list of RSS feeds from galleries, libraries, archives, and museums. RSS is a web format that lets people or software subscribe to updates from a website and receive new content automatically, without needing to visit each site directly. This collection brings together 399 such feeds from cultural heritage institutions around the world, each one checked by a human to confirm it actually works. The feeds are stored in a single CSV file, which is a plain text spreadsheet that any spreadsheet program, database, or scripting language can read without special software. Each row covers one institution's feed and includes the feed URL, a title, a short description, the institution's main website address, the language the feed is in, the date of its most recent item, and a count of how many items the feed contains. According to the README, the large majority of feeds had new items published this year, with only a couple of dozen last updated in 2025. The author notes that more feeds will be added over time and treats the current 399 as a starting point rather than a complete list. This kind of resource is useful for researchers, journalists, developers, or librarians who want to track news and announcements from cultural institutions in bulk, build news aggregators, monitor what museums and archives are publishing, or pull content into data analysis pipelines. Instead of hunting down individual RSS addresses one by one, you get a ready-to-use, human-verified starting set.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Show me how to load this CSV of RSS feeds into a Python script
Prompt 2
Help me write a script that checks these 399 feeds for new items daily
Prompt 3
Which columns does this CSV include for each institution's feed?
Prompt 4
How can I filter this list down to feeds updated within the last year?

Frequently asked questions

What is glam-rss-feeds?

A hand-verified CSV list of 399 working RSS feeds from museums, libraries, archives, and galleries worldwide.

What license does glam-rss-feeds use?

The README does not specify license terms for reuse of the data.

How hard is glam-rss-feeds to set up?

Setup difficulty is rated easy, with roughly 5min to a first successful run.

Who is glam-rss-feeds for?

Mainly researcher.

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