Kentucky Book Festival goes virtual with lineup featuring John Grisham, J. R. Ward and many more
Although the traditional week of in-person gatherings will not take place this year, the Kentucky Book Festival will carry on…
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Kentucky Humanities now accepting applications for CARES Act Emergency Operating Grants
Kentucky Humanities has been provided with grant funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) to assist cultural institutions…
Lincoln Elementary School, the National Endowment for the Humanities and Kentucky Humanities host award-winning literacy program
Kentucky Humanities, in cooperation with the National Endowment for the Humanities, will bring an award-winning family literacy program to Lincoln…
Kentucky Humanities centers statewide literacy initiative on Wendell Berry’s ‘Hannah Coulter’
Kentucky Humanities has selected Wendell Berry’s Hannah Coulter for its 2020 Kentucky Reads. The novel will be at the center…
38th Kentucky Book Fair features 200 regional, national authors Saturday at Kentucky Horse Park
Kentucky Humanities will present the 38th Annual Kentucky Book Fair on Saturday, November 16, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m….
Inaugural Kentucky Humanities Carl West Literary Award presented to Kentucky author Wendell Berry
Kentucky author Wendell Berry received the inaugural Kentucky Humanities Carl West Literary Award presented in a ceremony this week at…
Kentucky Book Fair: History and politics book selections offer rich options at Saturday event
History and politics are always popular genres at the Kentucky Book Fair, and this year’s selection of books will give…
Kentucky Book Fair, an iconic statewide event, to feature 180+ authors at KY Horse Park Nov. 17
Now in its 37th year, the Kentucky Book Fair is expanding to become the signature piece of a larger event,…
Girls rule young adult literature at 37th annual Kentucky Book Fair on Nov. 17 in Lexington
Fierce females will be the focus of a young adult literature panel at the 37th annual Kentucky Book Fair on Nov….
Elsa Sule Foundation helps sponsor KBF’s Schools Days, distributing books to elementary schools
The reading public are not the only beneficiaries of the expanded Kentucky Book Festival; now, more than 1,500 students will…
NKU to host panel discussion, community forum on ‘Democracy and the Informed Citizen’ on Sept. 13
Northern Kentucky University will host a panel discussion on journalism and media in politics as part of a Kentucky Humanities’…
Constance Alexander: ‘All the King’s Men’ sparks conversations about politics, power, and corruption
Six hundred-sixty-one. That’s a passel of pages to read. Just figuring out how long it takes to reach the end…
Kentucky Reads ‘All the King’s Men’ and it is leading to discussions and engagement across the state
Robert Penn Warren’s groundbreaking novel of politics, power and corruption, “All the King’s Men,” was published over 70 years ago…
Author Anne Hagedorn to present free reading of her books at Newport History Museum on May 17
Author Anne Hagedorn will present a free reading of her books Beyond the River and Savage Peace at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 17, at…
‘Kentucky Reads’ discussion on ‘All the King’s Men’ comes to NKU’s Scripps Howard Center Sept. 13
Kentucky Humanities’ new project, Kentucky Reads: All the King’s Men, will use Robert Penn Warren’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel to guide…
Kentucky Book Fair is tomorrow at Kentucky Horse Park’s Alltech Arena, featuring distinguished writers
Kentucky Humanities’ 36th Annual Kentucky Book Fair is tomorrow from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., and the seventh annual KBF…
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