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One State / One Story: FrankensteinThe classic novel, which turns 200 in 2018, is the heart of One State / One Story, an ambitious statewide read offered in partnership with the Indiana State Library.
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Crossroads: Change in Rural AmericaAs part of its next thematic initiative, Indiana Humanities will sponsor a tour of the Smithsonian’s Crossroads: Change in Rural America.
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Quantum LeapQuantum Leap is an Indiana Humanities initiative that encourages Hoosiers to explore and celebrate the spirit of possibility and problem-solving that occurs when we bridge the humanities with science, technology, engineering, math (STEM) and medicine.
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Next Indiana CampfiresNext Indiana Campfires pairs nature and literature to ignite conversations about Indiana’s future.
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Novel ConversationsNovel Conversations is a free statewide lending library, loaning more than 700 titles, primarily fiction and biography, to reading and discussion groups all over Indiana, free of charge.
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Historic Bar CrawlEach June, Indiana Humanities brings Hoosier history to life by combining fascinating moments from our past with local libations…and a few surprises, too!
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INconversationINconversation engages a small, intimate group in interesting, engaging and insightful conversations with some of the nation’s most intriguing thought leaders.
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Chew On ThisChew On This is a program designed by Indiana Humanities to use the power of food and drink as a convener of people and catalyst for conversation to inspire thoughtful discussion on engaging topics.
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TILT: An Arts & Humanities MixerReinventing the traditional lecture to blend the best of both worlds
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Next IndianaAs we celebrated Indiana's Bicentennial in 2016, we focused on the Next Indiana and asked: What do we want the next 200 years to look like?
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ALL-INALL-IN was a competition that challenged Hoosiers to think, read, talk and DO. Although we're not actively promoting the program, you can still play along on your own.
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Humanities at the CrossroadsHumanities at the Crossroads is a national initiative to research the status and future of the humanities in America, with Indiana serving as a case study.
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Spirit of CompetitionSpirit of Competition examined five core elements of competition: civility, rivalry, innovation, passion and failure.
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Food for ThoughtFood for Thought was a two-year, award-winning Indiana Humanities program presented by Indiana's Family of Farmers, examining and celebrating the ways food helps to define Indiana’s culture, and our place in the world.