Calendar of Events

All of PHC's produced and funded programs are open to the general public. For details, please use the calendar of events that follows. While every effort is made to insure the information is accurate, PHC recommends that audience members verify the location, date and time with the contact person listed.

Events by county:

Ongoing

MarchLive and Learn
Chambersburg
MarchLive and Learn
Philadelphia
AprilLive and Learn
Harrisburg
AprilLive and Learn
Pittsburgh
AprilLive and Learn
Lancaster
Through April"Making it Better: Traditional Arts in Action"
Erie
Humanities Grant
JuneLive and Learn
Harrisburg
JuneLive and Learn
Pittsburgh
JuneLive and Learn
Lancaster
JuneLive and Learn
Chambersburg
JuneLive and Learn
Philadelphia
April to June"To Speak Her Heart" Exhibit
Pittsburgh
Humanities Grant
May to July"Making it Better: Traditional Arts in Action"
Gettysburg
Humanities Grant
SeptemberLive and Learn
Chambersburg
SeptemberLive and Learn
Pittsburgh
SeptemberLive and Learn
Philadelphia
OctoberLive and Learn
Harrisburg
OctoberLive and Learn
Lancaster
September to November"Making it Better: Traditional Arts in Action"
Homestead
Humanities Grant
May 2011 to August 2011"Making it Better: Traditional Arts in Action"
Doylestown
Humanities Grant
November 2011 to April 2012"Making it Work: Traditional Arts in Action"
Harrisburg
Humanities Grant

March 2010

16 Pennsylvania Writers
Hastings
Read About It!
17 Facts in Fiction: The Civil War Era
Kittanning
Read About It!
17 Books on Screen
Johnsonburg
Read About It!
18 Detecting Women
Canonsburg
Read About It!
18 "Finding Your Community's Sense of Place: River Towns of the Susquehanna Greenway"
Lewisburg
Humanities Grant
18 "Striving for Equality: LGBT Activism in Greater Philadelphia"
Philadelphia
Humanities Grant
24 "John Updike's Pennsylvania"
Swarthmore
Commonwealth Speakers
24 Books on Screen
Mansfield
Read About It!
25 "The Phillies and Their Place in Philadelphia Baseball History"
Feasterville
Commonwealth Speakers
25 Books on Screen
Murrysville
Read About It!
27 Pennsylvania Writers
Dalton
Read About It!
27 "May I Have the Pleasure of this Dance?"
Norristown
Commonwealth Speakers
30 American Life Stories
Pittsburgh
Read About It!
30 "Your Home Away from Home: The Tourist, Settler, or Spy"
Clarks Summit
Humanities Grant

April 2010

8 Detecting Women
Canonsburg
Read About It!
9 Steeltowns, Coalfields and the Unbroken Circle
Springdale
Commonwealth Speakers
10 "Can't Tell a Lie, Peach Cobbler Pie!"
Harrisburg
Humanities on the Road
14 Books on Screen
Johnsonburg
Read About It!
15 "Steeltowns, Coalfields and The Unbroken Circle"
Somerset
Commonwealth Speakers
15 "Phillies and Their Place in Philadelphia Baseball History"
West Chester
Commonwealth Speakers
20 American Life Stories
Pittsburgh
Read About It!
20 Pennsylvania Writers
Hastings
Read About It!
21 Facts in Fiction: The Civil War Era
Kittanning
Read About It!
22 Books on Screen
Murrysville
Read About It!
24 Pennsylvania Writers
Dalton
Read About It!
24 "Shakespeare's Daughters"
Oil City
Commonwealth Speakers
24 Rachel Carson, Pennsylvania and the Nature Discovery Treasure Chest
Gallitzen
Commonwealth Speakers
25 "To Speak Her Heart" Artist Lecture
Pittsburgh
Humanities Grant
25 "The Pennsylvania German Groundhog Lodges"
Pennsburg
Humanities on the Road
27 "The End: Authorship, Nostalgia and the Beatles"
Latrobe
Commonwealth Speakers
27 "Your Home Away from Home: The Tourist, Settler, or Spy"
Clarks Summit
Humanities Grant
28 Books on Screen
Mansfield
Read About It!
28 Western Pennsylvania During the American Revolution
Emporium
Commonwealth Speakers
29 Detecting Women
Canonsburg
Read About It!

May 2010

1 Facts in Fiction: The Civil War Era
Butler
Read About It!
2 Blacks and Jews on Stage and Screen
Broomall
Commonwealth Speakers
2 Sevdalinka: A Musical Tour of Bosnia
Erie
Commonwealth Speakers
2 "Alive to the Call: Women and History of Northeastern Pennsylvania"
Tunkhannock
Humanities on the Road
4 Pennsylvania Writers
Hastings
Read About It!
4 "The Messinger's Motives: How Media Works"
Pittsburgh
Commonwealth Speakers
6 Facts in Fiction: The Civil War Era
Butler
Read About It!
8 "Alive to the Call: Women and History in Northeastern Pennsylvania"
Troy
Commonwealth Speakers
9 "To Speak Her Heart" Mother's Day Event
Pittsburgh
Humanities Grant
12 Books on Screen
Johnsonburg
Read About It!
13 "Francis Slocum: Child of Two Americas"
Lewistown
Commonwealth Speakers
14 "African Arts of the Yoruba Diaspora"
Gettysburg
Commonwealth Speakers
15 "Western Pennsylvania During the American Revolution"
Greensburg
Commonwealth Speakers
17 The Lincoln Highway in Pennsylvania
Mount Joy
Commonwealth Speakers
18 American Life Stories
Pittsburgh
Read About It!
19 Facts in Fiction: The Civil War Era
Kittanning
Read About It!
20 "Franklin Delano Rooselvelt: Paradox of Leadership"
Broomall
Commonwealth Speakers
20 "John Updike's Pennsylvania"
Scranton
Humanities on the Road
22 Pennsylvania Writers
Dalton
Read About It!
22 "Pennsylvania German Music, Dance and Instruments"
Kempton
Humanities on the Road
25 "Your Home Away from Home: The Tourist, Settler, or Spy"
Clarks Summit
Humanities Grant
26 Books on Screen
Mansfield
Read About It!
27 Books on Screen
Murrysville
Read About It!
27 Detecting Women
Canonsburg
Read About It!

June 2010

3 "American Indian Cultures in the 21st Century"
Philadelphia
Humanities on the Road
8 "Lenape Foodways"
Yardley
Commonwealth Speakers
9 "The Phillies and Their Place in Philadelphia Baseball History"
Harleysville
Commonwealth Speakers
10 The 1863 Gettysburg Civilians
Lewisburg
Commonwealth Speakers
10 "My Name is Oney Judge"
Philadelphia
Humanities on the Road
17 "Hex Signs and Himmelsbriefs: Pennsylvania Germans and the Paranormal"
Kulpsville
Commonwealth Speakers
17 "On the Nose: Pinocchio's Life Lessons"
Bethlehem
Humanities Grant
18 "Can't Tell A Lie, Peach Cobbler Pie!"
Mt. Gretna
Commonwealth Speakers
19 "African Arts of the Yoruba Diaspora"
Pittsburgh
Humanities on the Road
23 "On the Nose: Pinocchio's Life Lessons"
Bethlehem
Humanities Grant
24 "Can't Tell A Lie, Peach Cobbler Pie!"
Philadelphia
Commonwealth Speakers
24 "On the Nose: Pinocchio's Life Lessons"
Bethlehem
Humanities Grant
24 "The (R)evolution of Nancy Drew"
Wilkes-Barre
Humanities on the Road
26 "Teenie Harris' Photographs and Black Pittsburgh"
Pittsburgh
Humanities on the Road
29 "Your Home Away from Home: The Tourist, Settler, or Spy"
Clarks Summit
Humanities Grant
30 "On the Nose: Pinocchio's Life Lessons"
Bethlehem
Humanities Grant
30 "Thaddeus Stevens: The Politics of Freedom"
Harrisburg
Humanities on the Road

July 2010

7 A Banjo Pickin's Girl
Wayne
Commonwealth Speakers
8 "Pennsylvania Environmental History: From Earth Day 1970 to Global Warming"
Stevens
Commonwealth Speakers
8 "On the Nose: Pinocchio's Life Lessons"
Bethlehem
Humanities Grant
8 "The Black Mozart: Joesph Boulogna Chevalier de Saint-Georges"
Philadelphia
Humanities on the Road
14 "On the Nose: Pinocchio's Life Lessons"
Bethlehem
Humanities Grant
28 Hex Signs and Himmelsbriefs: Pennsylvania Germans and the Paranormal
Gilbertsville
Commonwealth Speakers

August 2010

8 "A Banjo Pickin' Girl"
Oil City
Commonwealth Speakers
8 "Housekeeping Out of Doors: Pennsylvania Women and Conservation"
Wyomissing
Commonwealth Speakers

September 2010

11 The End: Authorship, Nostalgia and the Beatles
Reading
Commonwealth Speakers
30 The Black Mozart: Joseph Boulogna Chevalier de Saint-Georges
Oil City
Commonwealth Speakers

March 2010

27 "Only the Ball Was White"
Chester
Commonwealth Speakers

May 2010

23 "Ukrainian Immigration to the Coal Region of Northeastern Pennsylvania"
West Pittston
Commonwealth Speakers

June 2010

18 The Phillies and Their Place in Philadelphia Baseball History
Hatboro
Commonwealth Speakers
19 My Name Is Oney Judge
Washington Crossing
Commonwealth Speakers

July 2010

20 "Can't Tell A Lie, Peach Cobbler Pie!"
Dunmore
Commonwealth Speakers

September 2010

20 A Banjo Pickin' Girl
Springs
Commonwealth Speakers


Humanities Grant projects are supported by the National Endowment for the Humanities, including funds from its We the People initiative on American history.

Commonwealth Speakers presentations are supported in part by the following sponsors: the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, the National Endowment for the Humanities including funds from its We the People initiative on American history, federal Library Services and Technology Act funds administered by the Office of the Commonwealth Libraries and Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania.

Read About It! sessions are supported in part by Library Services and Technology Act funds administered by the Office of the Commonwealth Libraries, the National Endowment for the Humanities as part of its We the People initiative on American history and Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania.