Thu, September 2, 2010

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    9.02

    Board member and University of Houston professor Monica Perales to sign copies of her book Smeltertown: Making and Remembering a Southwest Border Community in El Paso this Saturday, September 4

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    8.30

    Can you spot the Byrne-Reed House in this photo by Bill McCann, taken from the top of the State Capitol?

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    8.20

    “American Voices: Latino Literature in the United States/Voces Americanas: Literatura Latina en los Estados Unidos” now on view in Bulverde

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    8.16

    There's still time to do some summer reading!

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    8.10

    Gordon S. Wood, author of Empire of Liberty, on "The Articles of Confederation and the Constitution"

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    8.09

    We're back in the Byrne-Reed House!

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    7.20

    “Unknown Mexico/Mexico Desconocido” on view at the El Paso Museum of Archaeology

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    7.09

    New! Donations for our restoration of the historic Byrne-Reed House can now be made via PayPal:

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    3.29

    Check out our Facebook page for Byrne-Reed House photos, events, and more

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    11.19

    Read the Austin American-Statesman's piece on the Byrne-Reed House

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Grants Workshops Held Throughout State

Grants workshop audience in Austin

Members of the audience at the recent Humanities Texas grants workshop at the Mexican American Cultural Center in Austin.

Since January, Humanities Texas has held a number of workshops throughout the state promoting the resources it provides to Texas’s cultural and educational organizations.

In February, Humanities Texas sponsored major workshops in Austin and San Antonio in partnership with the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the Texas Commission on the Arts (TCA). NEH Director of Public Programs Thomas C. Phelps discussed federal grants that support humanities programming. Staff members from Humanities Texas and TCA discussed funding opportunities available at the state level. More than two hundred and fifty people attended the two workshops.

Humanities Texas also recently held workshops in Brownsville, Midland-Odessa, and San Angelo. Please contact the Humanities Texas office if you would like to receive a copy of the information packets distributed at any of these programs.


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