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Mississippi Blues Trail Marker honoring Ferris unveiled

The Old Tower Clock

Eighth Annual Nantucket Book Festival

Wonderful Work: The Harold Schafer Story

Tennessee Young Writers’ Workshop

Making Memphis: 200 Years of Community

Driven by Hope

C&G Partners Creates Interactive Documentary to Tell the Neglected Story of Slavery in the North

Larry Plager of Medical Lake collected hundreds of stories about war; now this Vietnam vet is turning the page

Nevada Public Radio received a $500,000 Infrastructure and Capacity Building Challenge Grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities

Oh, the humanities: Preserving the things that keep us fed, beyond food

New exhibit explores diverse traditions can come together

Nevada Humanities Presents “Great Basin Young Chautauqua Showcase” on May 31 and June 1

Rediscovering Humanities Education in Community Colleges

New series of public talks will focus on the humanities

Edmunds Central students will follow Steinbeck's path to learn about ecology

Visit the newly redesigned Alice Austen House and celebrate its rich history and innovative events

Scenes from Manchester Community College 2019 Commencement

NEH to Fund Digitization of Sacred Music Collection at Niles Center

Vermont Folklife Center archivist to speak in Brattleboro        

Tourism plays key role in Mississippi’s economy

Upcoming book signing, film screening to commemorate Zora Neale Hurston’s literary legacy

Nevada County Library Hosts Series of American Creed Community Conversations

For the People Pow Wow to take place Memorial Day Weekend

Preserving the past Grant will help Ninepipes Museum assess and conserve collection

UTSA, OLLU host Oral History Institute in San Antonio

Scholar to bring humorist Erma Bombeck back to life

University of Nebraska Project Shows Slavery Lawsuit History