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5 Questions The History of the Civil War Through MusicSpeakers Bureau presenter Hank Cramer shares the history, stories and music of the Civil War, through the eyes of his great-grandfather. [Read] Published 11.10.14 | Category: 5 Questions, Speakers Bureau | Tags: 2015-2016 Speakers Burea, Army, Battle Hymn of the Republic, Civil War, Folk Songs, folk-singer, History, Julia Ward Howe, Music, Quincy, Soldiers, Speakers Bureau, tradition, Union Army, Veterans >>> Start the conversation Speakers Bureau Exploring the Inspiration and Creative Process of Musicians & ComposersThrough live piano performance, musical analysis, film clips and storytelling, Speakers Bureau presenter Amy Rubin creates vibrant portraits of musicians and composers throughout history. [Read] Published 10.31.14 | Category: Speakers Bureau | Tags: Amy Rubin, Astor Piazolla, Benaroya Hall, Brazil, Cornish College of the Arts, creative, creative process, Egberto Gismonti, Ghana, inpiration, interactive, Olympia, piano, Speakers Bureau, symphonies >>> Start the conversation 40 Years of Washington Stories Humanities Washington Began Supporting Family Reading 19 Years AgoSince 1995, Humanities Washington’s reading program has expanded to distribute more than 118,000 books into the hands of parents and kids across Washington State. [Read] Published 10.27.14 | Category: 40 Years of Washington Stories | Tags: Family Reading, Motheread, Prime Time Family Reading, Statewide >>> Start the conversation 40 Years of Washington Stories Governor’s Writing Awards Celebrated Literary LeadershipThe Governor’s Writing Awards recognized literary leaders throughout Washington state. [Read] Published 10.16.14 | Category: 40 Years of Washington Stories | Tags: King County, Literature, Olympia, Seattle, Thurston County >>> Start the conversation 5 Questions Bigfoot, Myths and Bedtime StoriesSpokane-based author Sharma Shields reflects on magic, myths and the inspiration of Pacific Northwest landscape for her writing. [Read] Published 10.10.14 | Category: 5 Questions | Tags: Bigfoot, Cyclops, History, monsters, myth, reality, Spokane, The West, zoologists >>> Start the conversation News & Notes First 2015-2016 Speakers Bureau Booking Deadline is 10/31Humanities Washington is proud to announce our new roster of Speakers Bureau presenters and updated host organization guidelines for 2015-2016. The first 2015 deadline for host organizations to book speakers is October 31, 2014. [Read] Published 10.09.14 | Category: News & Notes, Uncategorized | Tags: 2015-2016, host guidelines, libraries, Speakers Bureau >>> Start the conversation |