|
♦ BackStory Radio History Series Listen online to this engaging
♦ 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
♦ Reading and Discussion Catalogue Bring the humanities to your town with a reading discussion program. |
|
Updated: 26 August 2010 |
|
Office in Montpelier
11 Loomis Street, Montpelier, Vermont 05602 802.262.2626 Fax: 802.262.2620 E-mail: info@vermonthumanities.org |
|
Vermont Humanities Council |
|
11 Loomis Street Montpelier, Vermont 05602 802.262.2626 |
|
Sharing Our Past . . . Shaping Our Future |
|
♦ Making a Bequest to the Vermont Humanities Council Learn more about including VHC in your planned giving plans.
♦ ORDER VHC’s Fiction Guides and NEW CD A new CD of historical Vermont songs and two books about Vermont fiction set in Vermont by Ann McKinstry Micou
♦ 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 . . . |




|
♦ Comedy and Satire: It’s No Joke — Fall Conference 2010 NEW Full schedule and online registration for VHC’s 37th annual conference.
♦ VHC Releases its First CD: Vermont History through Popular Song NEW Listen to songs from the Vermont Historical Society’s collection of sheet music, sung by VHC scholar Linda Radtke
♦ First Wednesdays 2010-2011 Season NEW See the schedule of talks for the new season at locations near you.
♦ New 2010 Speakers Bureau Catalogue NEW Seventeen new lectures for 2010! Browse offerings in the updated catalogue.
♦ Vermont Reads 2010: The Day of the Pelican Learn more about the Vermont Reads program and the 2010 pick, The Day of the Pelican by Katherine Paterson.
* Vermont Reads 2009: When the Emperor Was Divine. * Senator Bernie Sanders addressed the Senate Floor to recognize Katherine Paterson on March 1. * Past Vermont Reads Picks
♦ Welfare Brat author Inspires Hope in Vermont Communities Read more about Mary Childers’ visits with readers.
Read stories about First Wednesdays, Vermont Reads, and more. |