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PROGRAM: Hometown Humanities

|Programs|Public|PROGRAM: Hometown Humanities

Presented by:

Humanities Montana

Current Initiative: Schwartz Prize National Partner: NEH Local Partner: K-12 Institutions, Libraries, Museums, Nonprofits, Other Subject: Other, Professional Development, Varies Audience: All, Rural Communities

Hometown Humanities brings a year’s worth of humanities-based programming to a Montana community. Community members can choose upwards of 20 cultural programs from Humanities Montana’s catalog of offerings featuring public speakers, speakers in the schools, community discussions and more.

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