Connecticut Humanities (CTH) recently awarded $85,000 to 17 Connecticut cultural…
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ReadOn Monday, December 21, the Board of Directors of Connecticut…
ReadConnecticut Humanities has received $55,485 from The Scripps Family Fund…
ReadConnecticut Humanities, the state’s affiliate of the National Endowment for…
ReadFriday, December 4, at 8:00 pm, virtual performance The Ubuntu…
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ReadConnecticut Humanities (CTH) recently awarded $37,265 in COVID-19 related Quick…
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ReadConnecticut Humanities recently awarded $52,735 in COVID-19 related Quick Grants to…
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ReadConnecticut Humanities (CTH) recently awarded $29,724 in COVID-19 related Quick…
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ReadConnecticut Humanities (CTH) recently awarded $226,461 to 14 humanities organizations…
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ReadElizabeth W. Coe Demands the Right of Jury Service In…
ReadFour Montessori Magnet School (Hartford) students earned the 2020 Outstanding…
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ReadWe are so pleased to see The Westport Library has opened its…
ReadCT Humanities and the Connecticut League of History Organizations are teaming up to…
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ReadCT Humanities recently awarded $22,303 to eight Connecticut organizations for…
ReadCT Humanities recently awarded the Litchfield Historical Society a $25,000…
ReadCT Humanities recently awarded $199,174 to nine Connecticut organizations for…
ReadCongratulations to Myra Stanfield, chosen as Connecticut’s Kid Governor for…
ReadConnecticut League of History Organizations welcomes proposals for its 2020…
ReadSubmissions for the Connecticut Book Awards opened on January 13,…
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ReadConnecticut Humanities (CTH) has received $15,000 from The Stocker Foundation…
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ReadThe Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum is launching its sixth annual writing…
ReadAt its January 2019 board meeting, Connecticut Humanities awarded $171,750…
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ReadConnecticut Center for the Book at Connecticut Humanities is accepting submissions for the 2019 Connecticut…
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ReadOn June 26, 2018, Bridgeport’s Mary and Eliza Freeman Houses…
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ReadThe economic importance of the state’s historical and cultural organizations will…
ReadConnecticut Humanities staff member, Scott Wands, joined 350 plus colleagues from…
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ReadConnecticut Humanities is pleased to announce the election of three…
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ReadCharles Monagan has been a writer and editor since 1972,…
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ReadFinancier J. Pierpont Morgan collected more than 20,000 works of…
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ReadStatement of Douglas G. Fisher, Executive Director, Connecticut Humanities RE: The…
ReadGovernor Malloy has chosen to use his veto powers to…
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ReadHill-Stead Museum’s 2015 Sunken Garden Poetry Festival is underway! The…
ReadWilliam D. Adams, chairman of the National Endowment for the…
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