Prime Time Family Reading (for families with children ages 6 to 10) and Prime Time Preschool (for families with children ages 3 to 5) are six-week programs designed to strengthen early literacy skills, critical thinking, and family engagement. Each week includes an interactive reading of an award-winning children’s book, discussion among families over themes found […]
This virtual workshop with Humanities Nebraska grants staff will provide a general overview of the grants Humanities Nebraska offers and a discussion of who can apply for grants, the types of projects that are eligible for funding, grant deadlines, information about how to apply online, and tips on how to develop a successful application. Sign up […]
Special thanks to Beth & Kelvin Whited for funding this event! In cooperation with Humanities Kansas, Humanities Nebraska presents "Black Homesteaders on the Great Plains." Join us via Zoom for […]
Register here! Jose Garcia and Linda Garcia-Perez will join us for a special Curiosity Connections in honor of Hispanic Heritage Month. José and Linda Garcia will open the journal of their lives in the United States for in-depth look at what it's like to be members of one of the nation's fastest growing minority populations. […]
Join us online for a special Curiosity Connections with Nebraska State Poet Matt Mason in conversation with Nebraska rock musician Jay Hanson. Register for a Zoom link at Eventbrite. Poetry is often seen as a formal, intellectual thing when it's actually rooted in daily life and experiences. There was nothing formal about Coleridge enlisting in […]
Celebrate the installation of Willa Cather's statue in National Statuary Hall (2023) with a special online event featuring a member of the HN Speakers Bureau. Cather historian Andrew Jewell will present “Willa Cather’s Life in Letters." Drawing on his experience co-editing the first book of Cather’s letters, this talk explores the way Cather used letters […]
