♦  Vermont Reads 2009 Learn more about the Vermont Reads program and When the Emperor Was Divine by Julie Otsuka.

 

♦  ”You Come, Too”: Summer with Robert Frost

After-work Evenings of Frost in Montpelier at the Vermont Humanities Council

 

♦  BackStory Radio History Series

Listen online to this engaging
one-hour radio show, a program of the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities.

 

♦  VHC Promotes Civil War Sites in Vermont

Read details about this project and about how to find sites in your community using VHC’s Civil War Site Research Kit

 

 

Updated:

10 August 2009

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Montpelier, Vermont 05602

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Sharing Our Past . . . Shaping Our Future

♦ Reading and Discussion Catalogue

VHC celebrates 30 years of Reading and Discussion with a new catalogue and offerings

 

♦ Announcing A Guide to Fiction Set in Vermont for Children and Young Adults

VHC’s second book by author Ann McKinstry Micou

 

♦  Words, Stories, Lives

A poetry project in Vermont’s prisons

 

♦ Humanities Commentaries on Vermont Public Radio

Learn more about the humanities through commentaries by Peter Gilbert, VHC’s executive director, heard on Vermont Public Radio.

Vermont Humanities Council Program Highlights . . .

♦  Announcing VHC’s 36th Annual Fall Conference:
Food for Thought  Join us at The Essex culinary resort for a celebration of food and culture.

 

♦  First Wednesdays 2009-10

Many new talks for the 2009-10 season! See the schedule for talks near you. Also listen to featured talks on VPR.

 

♦  Vermont Reads Author Visits Julie Otsuka, author of When the Emperor Was Divine, is coming to Vermont. See schedule.

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