Learn how to repoint, repair and replace brickwork at this workshop offered by the City of Richmond’s Historic Preservation Commission. It’s part of a series of workshops aimed at educating the community about the importance of preservation and teaching hands-on preservation skills.

Learn about Latino faith and culture and enjoy the traditions of salsa music (along with food, games and art activities) at the Church of the Nativity’s summer fiesta.

Join The Indy Reads Book Club for a book discussion of All That She Carried!

Join Bloomington’s Redbud Books for a reading and discussion of Borders, Human Itineraries, and All Our Relation.

Join Dr. John McCormack, associate professor of history at Aurora University, as he examines the role of hats in religious rituals—including how hats help express identity, share spiritual aspirations and bind together members of a community.

Join experts and community members for the Preserving Community Voices symposium, a full-day training on conducting oral history projects that focuses on supporting communities and partners in capturing their own histories and in telling their own stories.

Enjoy Free Family Sunday at Ruthmere’s The Global Language of Headwear exhibit, including a hat-designing activity for children.

Meet more than 30 local, national and international authors at Starke County’s Beyond the Book Festival.

Join the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics for an interactive one-day training program that helps business, nonprofit and government leaders develop skills in ethical reasoning and deliberation.