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Water/Ways Exhibition Tour - Click here for the latest information
Featured Program – NCHC’s “Watershed Moments” Statewide Read!
December 9, 2020 at 6:30 Book Discussion of Dry - Come ready to talk, listen, and learn in this highly interactive session! Join us as we break out into facilitated small groups to discuss Dry. Register Here
January 19, 2021 at 6:30: Panel Discussion of The Water Knife - Join us for a panel discussion on the science behind science fiction featuring author and professor emeritus Dr. John Kessel and journalist and author Jacqui Castle in conversation about the themes of natural disasters, climate change, and the water supply as presented in The Water Knife. The panel will be moderated by Charlotte Readers Podcast host, Landis Wade. Register here
Learn more about our Statewide Read programming here.
Founded in 1972, the North Carolina Humanities Council is a statewide nonprofit and affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities dedicated to exploring and celebrating our state’s heritage, history and people. Through programs and partnerships, the Council preserves and shares the stories that bring North Carolina’s culture to life and enrich the lives of residents across the state.
Our web calendar in the right-hand menu lists upcoming events and activities. All event dates and times are listed as they were submitted to the Council. Please contact the local project director listed on the event link to confirm details.
Please note, our website is currently undergoing revisions and some items may have moved. If you are having issues locating information please email nchc@nchumanities.org or call 704.687.1520.
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