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Festival Presenter Feature: Reclaiming a Literary Tradition

September 16, 2023

USD Hosts Northern Great Plains History Conference

September 16, 2023

Hermosa Area Historical Association Brings the Past to Youth

September 9, 2023

Festival Presenter Feature: Fiction and Nonfiction Join Forces

September 9, 2023

View the Festival Schedule & Get Your Tickets

September 2, 2023

Intergroup Dialogues Return to Brookings

September 2, 2023

Humanities Grant Applications Accepted Until Oct. 15

August 26, 2023

Festival Presenter Feature: Fighting for Tech Fairness

August 26, 2023

The Joy of Delight in Poetry and Prose

August 19, 2023

Celebrating the 10th Young Readers Festival with DiCamillo and Despereaux

August 12, 2023

South Dakota Announces Titles for National Book Festival

August 5, 2023

Freelon Inspires Young Storytellers through AnceSTARS Residency

July 29, 2023

2023 Festival of Books Author Lineup Announced

July 22, 2023

Friends of the Children – He Sapa Supports Indigenous Youth

July 15, 2023

SDHC Scholar Betz-Hamilton Explores Familial Identity Theft

July 8, 2023

Dakota Daughters Delight Crowd in Pierre

July 1, 2023

SDHC Awards over $110,000 to Humanities Programs Statewide

June 24, 2023

Registration Open for Teachers Institute 2023

June 17, 2023

2023 Shakespeare Festival Brings the Bard to South Dakota

June 10, 2023

SDHC Sponsors Veterans Story Contest

June 3, 2023

Diane Wilson Kicks Off 2023 One Book Author Tour

May 27, 2023

SDSU to Bring Ancient History to Life in Brookings

May 20, 2023

Hatchery Termesphere To Be Unveiled on Booth Day

May 13, 2023

Fort Sisseton Historical Festival Features Smithsonian’s “Crossroads” Exhibit

May 6, 2023

Jensen Receives $25,000 NEH Grant for Humanities in Higher Education

April 29, 2023

Ansell to Address Health Care Inequality at Sioux Falls Event

April 15, 2023

Music Therapy Week Celebrates Healing through Arts, Humanities

April 8, 2023

Humanities on the Hill Another Success

April 1, 2023

2023 South Dakota History Conference to be Held in Pierre

March 25, 2023

Spring AuthorFest Features Page-to-Screen Writers

March 18, 2023

Brian Turner to Mark Iraq War Anniversary in Sioux Falls

March 11, 2023

One Book Author Tour Applications Available

March 4, 2023

“Drowning in Dirt” Explores Effects of Dust Bowl

February 25, 2023

SDHC Reflects on Anniversary Celebration

February 18, 2023
SDHC Grant Recipients

Humanities Grant Applications Accepted Until Feb. 28

February 11, 2023

Brainstorming, Festival Videos Available on YouTube

February 4, 2023

SDHC Announces 2023 One Book Selections

January 28, 2023

SDHC Awards $40K in Grants

January 21, 2023

Smithsonian’s “Crossroads” Exhibit on Display in Yankton

January 14, 2023

Plan Your 2023 Reading with these Book Lists

January 7, 2023

SDHC Remembers, Honors Jace Decory

December 31, 2022

Kean Shares Science Stories for “Speaking of Health” Series

December 10, 2022
SDHC 50 Years

SDHC’s Programs Receive National Attention on 50th Anniversary

December 3, 2022

Join SDHC in Sioux Falls for “Forming a More Perfect Union: A Conversation with Anand Giridharadas”

November 26, 2022

SDHC Day of Giving Open House

November 19, 2022
Heirlooms with Molly

Creating Heirlooms through Words

November 12, 2022
Vietnam memorial flag

SDHC Announces Veterans Story Contest Winner

November 5, 2022
David Adler Column

David Adler Provides Constitutional Knowledge to Enhance Civil Conversation

October 29, 2022
Museum on Main Street

Museum on Main Street Traveling Exhibition on Tour in South Dakota

October 22, 2022
2022 DAH Awardees

2022 DAH Awards Honor Outstanding Contributions to the Humanities

October 15, 2022
Americana with Raffi

Americana with Raffi

October 8, 2022

Festival Reflections

October 1, 2022
Festival of Books History Writers

Plan Your Festival Experience

September 17, 2022

Festival Event Tickets Available Now!

September 10, 2022
Terrance Hayes

Terrance Hayes on the American Dream

September 3, 2022
NBF 2022 Great Reads

South Dakota Titles for National Book Festival Announced

August 27, 2022
Emily St John Mandel's Sea of Tranquility

Art, Plague, Love and Mystery

August 20, 2022
Speaking of Health

“Speaking of Health” Unites Medicine, Humanities

August 13, 2022
20th Annual Festival of Books

2022 Festival of Books Author Lineup Announced

August 6, 2022
Lake County Museum

Interactive Homestead Exhibit Revitalized at Lake County Museum

July 30, 2022
Trent Preszler

Writing as Therapy

July 23, 2022
Nick Estes Author Tour

Nick Estes Kicks Off 2022 One Book Author Tour

July 16, 2022
SDHC Grant Recipients

SDHC Awards $60K in Grants

July 9, 2022
Veterans Story Contest

SDHC Sponsors Veterans Story Contest

July 2, 2022
Innoskate Event

Innoskate: Bringing the Humanities to Skateboarding

June 25, 2022
Spring Sowings

Amplifying South Dakota’s Voices Through Poetry

June 18, 2022
South Dakota Shakespeare Festival

SD Shakespeare Festival 2022: A Human Experience

June 11, 2022
Lakota Youth Development

Traditional Healing at the Lakota Youth Development Culture Symposium

June 4, 2022
Dakota Daughters Trio

Dakota Daughters Program Gives Voice to the Past

May 28, 2022
Sam Kean

Writer Sam Kean Brings Science to Life

May 21, 2022
Heart of All

Heart of All: Lakota Oral History Project

May 6, 2022
Doug Hansen Wagon Master

On the Trail of History

April 19, 2022
Mary Kay Andrews

Mary Kay Andrews, Other 2021 Holdovers to Appear at 2022 Festival of Books

April 1, 2022

ARP Grant Recipient SDSU Uses Funds to Host Film Festival

March 24, 2022
Smashie McPerter Book Cover

Introducing the 2022 Young Readers One Book: Smashie McPerter and The Mystery of Room 11

March 17, 2022
AuthorFest 2022

SDHC Partnering for Evanovich, DeMille Event

March 15, 2022

Asking the Author: Nick Estes on Tribal History, Writing the 2022 One Book SD ‘Our History is the Future’

MARCH 3, 2022
SDHC 50th Anniversary

Happy 50th Birthday, SDHC!

February 16, 2022

Caring for Seeds and Each Other

September 23, 2023

Young Readers

One Book SD

Book Club To Go

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