Have any of you
heard about programs combining book discussions with scholars, living history
presentations, and site tours all focused on the same content? I am working on
a similar program with the Pennsylvania Humanities Council’s “Live
and Learn Weekends” and am trying to find out about comparable programs
run by humanities or arts councils, museums, or other organizations.
If you are aware
of similar programs, could you please let me know about them, with contact information
if possible? You can reach me at [log in to unmask]
Thanks!
Dale Jones
Making
History Connections
www.makinghistoryconnections.com
affiliated with QM2
at qm2.org
443-472-2670
14011 Ardara Ct
Glenwood MD
21738
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