♦  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

 

Reading and Discussion Catalogue

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

Updated:

29 October 2009

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

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

VHC’s second book by author 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 . . .

♦  First Wednesdays Schedule Changes for Montpelier and Norwich. Changes to the November 4 talks.

 

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

 

♦  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.

           * You can also read about activities still ongoing for

           Vermont Reads 2009: When the Emperor Was Divine.

 

♦  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.

 

 

♦  2009 Swenson Award Winner Announced

Seventh Annual award will be given to John Peterson of Rutland High School.

 

♦  You Come Too: British Poets

A new series of after-work evenings of poetry in Montpelier at the Vermont Humanities Council

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