The Maya Heritage Center is offering an educational and artistic program designed to introduce Tift County students in grades K–8 to their Mesoamerican heritage while also exploring Mississippian culture and Indigenous history in the Southeast. This program is supported by a grant from Georgia Humanities.
The NHD Georgia "Essentials" workshop focuses on introducing (or refreshing) the fundamental elements of National History Day, including structure, components, and classroom adaptability. The workshop will cover the 25-26 National History Day theme, research tools and analysis, and category/project completion. During this online workshop, time will also be dedicated to the creation of tools teachers […]
Join Heritage Works Inc. and the Original Hudson Homes Society for a hands-on art and preservation workshop in the community of Meridian. Bring fabrics, magazines, or mementos to contribute to this unique community storytelling project.
For generations, history books have overlooked a crucial truth: African-American soldiers served alongside Sherman's Army during the Civil War. Join the Cobb County Public Libraries for a series of presentations by local historian Brad Quinlin that explore the names, faces, and experiences of these forgotten soldiers. A companion exhibit will also be on display. This […]
For generations, history books have overlooked a crucial truth: African-American soldiers served alongside Sherman's Army during the Civil War. Join the Cobb County Public Libraries for a series of presentations by local historian Brad Quinlin that explore the names, faces, and experiences of these forgotten soldiers. A companion exhibit will also be on display. This […]
Join the Appalachian Studies Center at the University of North Georgia for two events at the UNG Vickery House on the Dahlonega campus: September 20th from 10 am-12 pm for UNG Family Day with concerts from Georgia Pick & Bow and the unveiling of our first Dahlonega Discovery Trails Scavenger Hunt, and a second celebration […]
Join the Maya Heritage Center at Fiesta del Pueblo, where local students will present their best crafts and engage in community engagement. This program is supported by a grant from Georgia Humanities.
The Decatur Book Festival returns to Decatur Square October 3-4, 2025. The event will feature author talks, readings, panel discussions, children's sessions, and vendor fair, with keynote presentations by Saeed Jones and Angie Thomas. All sessions are free to the public. This event is sponsored by Georgia Humanities. Come see us at the vendor fair […]
For generations, history books have overlooked a crucial truth: African-American soldiers served alongside Sherman's Army during the Civil War. Join the Cobb County Public Libraries for a series of presentations by local historian Brad Quinlin that explore the names, faces, and experiences of these forgotten soldiers. A companion exhibit will also be on display. This […]
Join Synchronicity Theatre for three pre-show talks that explore where science meets the stage, and the complex moral history of the U.S. space program. Each discussion connects with Synchronicity’s production of Crystal Skillman’s The Rocket Men. The first discussion panel, led by University of Alabama–Huntsville history professor Molly Wilkinson, will examine the history of the […]
