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    The 11th annual High Plains Chautauqua Festival, themed "American Voices: Breaking the Mold, " was an spectator success, thanks to all the performers, volunteers, staff, and of course, the great audiences who participated. 

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    Pueblo's first annual Chautauqua Festival, Voices of the Valley, took place July 26 thru August 1. More...

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    "Civilization requires civility. Words matter. Polarizing attitudes can jeopardize social cohesion and even public safety."

    We were so thrilled to have National Endowment for the Humanities Chairman Jim Leach visit Denver and Greeley to speak on "Civility in a Fractured Society."

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    ASPEN, CO  - Colorado Humanities and Center for the Book announced the winners of the 2010 Colorado Book Awards on Friday, June 25 at 2 p.m. at the Doerr-Hosier Center in Aspen. More...

     

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    Join us at Cross Orchards Historic Site in Grand Junction for the Civil-War themed 2010 Two Rivers Chautauqua festival September 17 and 18, featuring enlightening and entertaining afternoon lectures, evening portrayals and live music. More...

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    Colorado Humanities is sponsoring the 2010-11 Colorado tour of the Smithsonian Institution's Museum on Main Street exhibition Between Fences beginning September 4th in Canon City at the Colorado Museum of Colorado Prisons. After Canon City, the exhibit will travel to five other Colorado museums over the course of the year.

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    Entry Forms, Award Guidelines and Applications for Finalist Selection and Judging for the 2011 Colorado Book Awards are now available for download. For more information on the 2011 Colorado Book Awards, please click here.

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    On September 1, the 2010 One Book, One Denver selection will be announced. This year's book has been chosen by popular vote! Three titles were up for consideration. More...

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