Hosted by the Spirituality Network recognizing the August 1619 arrival of 20 enslaved Africans at Point Comfort in the English colony of Virginia. Fashioned after traditional "Watch Night" services, the...
Come join us September 7 at 9:00 am at Arcanum Wayne Trail Historical Society. We will start the tour with a brief history lesson about our organization and the Louis...
Roan Smothers will speak on Longtown. Mr. Smothers in researching his family genealogy found that his mother’s families’ origins were from Longtown, in Darke County Ohio. Through his research, he...
What is the meaning of "Walnut Hills"? Is it geography? Buildings? Activities? The people? At our first On-the-road meeting this season, we will look back at Walnut Hills neighborhood planning during...
What is content marketing, and how it can be used as a tool to share information with the public in support of your institutional mission? The Texas Department of Transportation...
Are you considering researching and incorporating transportation history into your museum exhibits? Learn about the many resources available from The Texas Department of Transportation and other sources, as well as...
Martha Bishop, Archivist, Dr. Thomas Leary, YSU Professor of History, and Susan Lowery, Graduate Assistant Intern, discuss the glass plate negatives collection donated to the Youngstown Historical Center of Industry...
Join museum professional and autism mom Jackie Spainhour as she provides insight into how museums of all sizes and scopes can adapt their facilities and programming to suit the needs...
Ohio Humanities offers grants up to $20,000 for public humanities projects. Join Ohio Humanities staff for an introduction to the Ohio Humanities grants program and gain insights into formulating a competitive...
Elena Gonzales, author of "Exhibitions for Social Justice," will discuss how museums can reach the whole population, rather than a dwindling half of it, how museums can develop more honest...
The oft-repeated Latin phrase “E pluribus Unum” is the nation’s traditional motto – but to Todd Kleismit, organizer of the annual Statehood Day event at the Ohio Statehouse, it can...
Did you know that 90% of private foundations don’t have a website? Join us to discover, locate, and approach potential funders while making a compelling case for funding. Dreanna Belden...
The oft-repeated Latin phrase “E pluribus Unum” is the nation’s traditional motto – but to Todd Kleismit, organizer of the annual Statehood Day event at the Ohio Statehouse, it can...
Not all museums can afford to hire outside evaluators - and those that can make better choices when they have some personal experience with designing and conducting their own small...
OHIO UNIVERSITY BAKER CENTER, ATHENS OHIO FEBRUARY 21-22, 2020 The first people in Ohio arrived more than 13,000 years ago. These Native Americans overcame rapid changes in climate, eventually building...
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