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Read the Summer Days Away Looking for an engrossing novel or a fascinating historical read? We hope you'll discover a few new books to while away the summer days in the annual summer reading issue of our e-newsletter.
Read the Summer Days Away
Looking for an engrossing novel or a fascinating historical read? We hope you'll discover a few new books to while away the summer days in the annual summer reading issue of our e-newsletter.

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06/05/13
The Summer Reading Issue of our monthly e-newsletter is now available.

06/01/13
Humanities Texas will hold summer teacher institutes in Austin, Houston, El Paso, and San Antonio.

04/01/13
Texas Originals
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03/01/13
Request for proposals for reading and discussion programs focusing on the Civil War and its legacy.

02/01/13
Tropical [Im]pression: A Gulf Coast Hurricane Retrospective, a new Humanities Texas traveling exhibition, is now available.

Current Events

Nineteenth-Century Cuisine in Austin
May 7, 2013–
January 5, 2014

This exhibition explores the history of food in early Austin, including local cuisine, how...

Tough by Nature: Portraits of Cowgirls and Ranch...
May 10–
September 9, 2013

This exhibition, organized by the University of Oregon’s Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art,...

Celebrando 2013: La Promesa de Los Reyes
June 22, 2013

This reenactment will feature historian and folklore master Orlando Laureano and recreate...

A Day in Thurber Kids’ Camp
June 24, 2013,
10:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.

This one-day children’s camp will provide a number of activities focusing on the history of...

Riders on the Orphan Train
June 26, 2013

In this ninety-minute presentation, historian Alison Moore and musician Phil Lancaster...

"I am alone to blame": Robert E. Lee at...
June 29, 2013,
11:00 a.m.

This talk is part of a day-long lecture series celebrating the exhibition opening for ...

The Gettysburg Address
June 29, 2013,
12:30 p.m.

This talk is part of a day-long lecture series celebrating the exhibition opening for ...

"Twas a famous victory": The...
June 29, 2013,
1:45 p.m.

This talk is part of a day-long lecture series celebrating the exhibition opening for ...

Art and Music: Romare Bearden
July 14, 2013, 2:00–3:00p.m.

Local ensemble Of Many Colors will perform music inpired by the works featured in the...

Humanities around Texas

Norman Rockwell: Behind the Camera, an exhibition through September 1 at the McNay Art Museum.

Romeo and Julieta,
a semi-bilingual performance by Young Shakespeare from June 20-30 at The Curtain Theater.

Look to the Past, Reflect on the Future, an exhibition through September at the Museum of East Texas.

The Body Beautiful in Ancient Greece: Masterworks from the British Museum, an exhibition through October 6 at the Dallas Museum of Art.

High Noon Talks, engaging conversations at the Bullock Texas State History Museum.

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