Shadows of Incarceration: The Cowee 19 Story exhibition is opening May 6, 2024 at Western Carolina University's Mountain Heritage Center.
Featuring readings by Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians novelist Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle and Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians poet, Mary Leauna Christensen, followed by a panel with scholars Mae Miller Claxton (Western Carolina University) and Kirstin Squint (East Carolina University) and an audience Q&A. Sponsored by Cherokee Central Schools, a North Carolina Humanities Community Engagement […]
Lizzie Dunford and Ann Dinsdale, principal curators for the Jane Austen House and the Brontë Parsonage respectively, will join Jane Austen & Co. for an interactive discussion centered on the historic homes of these celebrated women writers.
Artist, Ann Miller Woodford will be joining the Mountain Heritage Center at Western Carolina University to speak on the artwork she created for the Cowee 19 exhibition.
Appalachian State University's High Country Humanities—with support from North Carolina Humanities—is pleased to present “Portraying Indigenous Peoples: Educator, Cast and Crew Workshop” on Sunday, June 2, 2024, from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. at Camp Broadstone at 1431 Broadstone Road in Banner Elk. The event is free, and a meal will be provided. Advanced registration here is required. […]
Please join us for the debut of Making A Way Out of No Way - a new digital exhibit curated by The Stagville Memorial Project, in partnership with North Carolina […]
Please join us for the debut of Making A Way Out of No Way - a digital exhibit curated by The Stagville Memorial Project, in partnership with North Carolina Central […]
Join the Cumberland County Public Library for a celebration of the opening of the Voices & Votes: Democracy in America Exhibition today! Light refreshments will be provided. Voices and Votes has been made possible in Cumberland County by North Carolina Humanities. Voices and Votes: Democracy in America is part of Museum on Main Street, a […]
Learn about the anti-war movement on Fort Bragg during the time of the Vietnam War in a presentation by Cumberland County Public Library staff as part of Voices and Votes: […]
Appalachian State University's High Country Humanities—with support from North Carolina Humanities—will offer free guided tours of the Hickory Ridge Living History Museum for up to 75 people on Monday, July 29, 2024 from […]
Dr. Katherine Ledford, professor of Appalachian Studies, will share her expertise prior to a performance of Horn in the West, an outdoor Revolutionary War drama in its 72nd season. The pre-performance […]
Come learn about Fayetteville State University's 1963 Civil Rights movement that desegregated downtown in a presentation by Dr. Francena Turner of FSU, followed by a talk on the desegreagtion of […]
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