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Support the Humanities

PROGRAM: Hometown Teams

|Programs|PROGRAM: Hometown Teams

Presented by:

Florida Humanities Council

Current Initiative: Hometown Teams National Partner: Smithsonian – Museum on Main Street Local Partner: Libraries, Museums, Nonprofits, Other Subject: History, Other, Professional Development Audience: All, Children and Families, Rural Communities

The Smithsonian is coming to town! Museum on Main Street (MoMS) is a partnership of the Smithsonian Institution and state humanities councils nationwide. The program brings high-quality traveling exhibits to small towns across the state. Florida Humanities Council is accepting applications to host Hometown Teams: How Sports Shape America, which will traverse the state in 2018, until August 4, 2017.

Participating MoMS sites receive:

A free-standing traveling Smithsonian exhibit
$5,000 for programming (i.e. – local exhibits, lectures, panel discussions, etc.)
A comprehensive Smithsonian press kit
Institutional capacity-building opportunities
And much more!

Upcoming Deadline: August 4, 2017

Learn more