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The Board of Directors of the South Dakota Humanities Council announced today that Executive Director Sherry DeBoer will retire in December 2018.

The best book club books are meaningful, easily discussed and don't have an intimidating page count.

“The Lovely Bones” author Alice Sebold is coming to the South Dakota Festival of Books.

This fall, Kara LaReau will address thousands of elementary students. Some of those young faces will light up with recognition as they follow along; other listeners will drift into daydreams.

War is a perennially popular theme for authors, readers and book clubs, and the SDHC Lending Library features a variety of military fiction and non fiction.

SDHC's Book Club to Go Lending Library is full of good books to read, including books that won or were nominated for Pulitzer Prizes.

The 2018 South Dakota Humanities Council Program Catalog is available for download.

As author Kate DiCamillo can attest, the South Dakota Festival of Books is an excellent place to make connections.

In 2018, the South Dakota Humanities Council and its partners will explore the rapidly-changing media environment and its impact on democracy.

Two South Dakota non-profits are excited about the pending impact of a significant match funding initiative.