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...
A haiku workshop with David Hoppe In addition to reading from his new collection of contemporary American haiku (Snapshot Lightning), author David Hoppe will also encourage participants to write their...
Supported by: hello & handshake Conversations, place details, characteristics, moments we can't forget: these real-life happenings are all fodder for fiction. Join us to boldly reimagine the real as its...
Magical Realism—a genre often associated with Latin American literature that combines the magical with the mundane—has been leveraged to write about sociopolitical topics for decades. From authors like Gabriel Garcia...
Are you a local writer? Meet up with other writers over a light breakfast of coffee and doughnuts. Share your work, make new friends, and help build literary connections in...
A Conversation With Rabbi Sandy Sasso And Dr. Joseph L. Tucker Edmonds Join Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso and Dr. Joseph L. Tucker Edmonds for a dynamic conversation on how to...
The Book Fairy (AKA Sylvia—a gutted 1965 Avion trailer) is a mobile kid's bookstore with a big heart and an even bigger mission: to bring books and the joy of...
Join us on September 16, 2025, at 6:30 PM at Indiana Humanities for a public lecture with the Speculative Play and Just Futurities program scholars in residence, David Trujillo and cat mahari.
“Black Freedom: From Selma to Soweto” Public Lecture featuring Dr. Kanika Batra Black Freedom from Selma to Soweto examines women’s leadership in 1960s–70s student movements, revealing their vital role in...
Fereshteh Toosi and Dr. Shardé M. Davis, scholars-in-residence in the Speculative Play and Just Futurities program, will lead a conversation featuring their SPJF project: The Crude Medium and The Sabbath Project (TSP).
Dr. Renee Hudson, scholar-in-residence in the Speculative Play and Just Futurities program, will lead a conversation featuring her SPJF project: “Hegemonic Citizenship” in Latinx Girlhood and the Problem of Citizenship.
Join Indiana Humanities in welcoming Indiana author David Hoppe to read from his newest satiric novel Mondo POTUS: An American Love Story.