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Ready to start your first book club discussion of the New Year with a novel you can talk about with everyone else in South Dakota?

The students from St. Joseph’s Indian School who attended this year’s S.D. Festival of Books are all authors in the making.

In 2018, the South Dakota Humanities Council hosted distinguished humanities experts and helped South Dakotans discuss contemporary issues of vital importance to America’s democracy.

The South Dakota Humanities Council has revealed its 2019 common read selections for adults and young readers throughout the state.

The South Dakota Humanities Council has hired a new executive director.

Tuesday, Nov. 27 was truly a day #forsouthdakota.

Are you looking for the perfect gift? Give your friend or family member a piece of history with South Dakota Stories.

2018 One Book South Dakota author Thomas Patterson will return to South Dakota this month to discuss his book "Informing the News: The Need for Knowledge-Based Journalism."

It is hard to imagine losing the editorial checks and balances that protect our First Amendment rights, our freedom of information. 

More than 60 high-caliber authors presented at more than 100 sessions at the 2018 South Dakota Festival of Books Sept. 20-23.