Palm Sunday Tornadoes Exhibit
Greentown Historical Society History Center 103 E. Main St., Greentown, INLearn about the deadly 1965 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak and its impact on the people of Greentown, Indiana.
Learn about the deadly 1965 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak and its impact on the people of Greentown, Indiana.
Celebrate local history, spark curiosity, and rediscover downtown—one window at a time—in Columbia City, Indiana.
Learn about the history, traditions, and culture of the French and Native Americans who inhabited the area around Fort Ouiatenon in the mid-1700s.
Join Indiana’s Historic Pathways for a workshop about the Buffalo Trace. Geared toward third- and fourth-grade teachers, the workshop shares the history of this early route through southern Indiana and offers ideas on how to incorporate the information into the classroom via hands-on activities.
Join Saint Mary's College for a visit by award-winning Indiana author, Michael Martone!
Join Freetown Village’s monthly conversation with historians, researchers, and educators to discuss topics related to Indiana’s Black heritage.
Join this hands-on workshop exploring strategies to preserve and creatively use historical objects of personal significance such as cherished photos, letters, recipes, or mementos.
Author Nicole Cushing will read from and discuss her work.
Hear from Indiana Authors Awards honoree Gabrielle Balkan in Delphi!
The Bloomington Book Festival is an annual celebration in Bloomington, Indiana, designed to promote literacy and connect readers with authors through a variety of events, panels, and community gatherings. Founded to support...
Join us on National Civics Day for a festive exploration of the lessons of the American Revolution at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site. Enjoy refreshments as you visit a...
Many years ago, celebrated author of his time Meredith Nicholson paced the rooms at 1500 N. Delaware St., where Indiana Humanities is located today. Some say his spirit still walks...