Books & Bites
Books & Bites starts with a book or TV show and looks at the history that surrounds it — with food.
Books & Bites starts with a book or TV show and looks at the history that surrounds it — with food.
Chicago's Newberry Library led an eight-stop bike tour that chronicled the riots on their 100th anniversary.
Revisiting the Founding Era will use historical documents to spark conversations in public libraries.
These 8 programs utilize a few of the thousands of primary sources available from the Library of Congress.
Inspired by the original video game, this program simulates a full run of the historical trail.
Come aboard the Titanic (at the library) for a fascinating history lesson and dining experience.
Thousands viewed the Americans and the Holocaust exhibit at this library and the impact continues.
This workshop highlights Black American subcultures, specifically the Gullah-Geechee of Coastal Georgia.
Combine a cultural lesson with one of these four crafty hands-on activities.
This program series engages college communities regarding social issues through a VR experience, film screening and discussion.