Fiscal Year: 2024

A partnership with the MOJA Arts Festival and Charleston County Public Library, Charleston's NEA Big Read will use "Their Eyes Were Watching God" as a cultural touchstone and literary point...

Youth Activism Project will be reading Fahrenheit 451 for Big Read 2025. We will examine the theme, Where We Live, and the aspect, Alternate Realities, in the context of questions...

Massanutten Regional Library (MRL) will bring our community of 160,000 in the City of Harrisonburg, Rockingham County, and Page County together to celebrate the themes of cultural identity, family and...

Taos Center for the Arts, Society of the Muse of the Southwest, and Taos Public Library present readings, workshops, film screenings and a community art project devised across arts, culture,...

Each winter, Fishtrap brings our local community together to read a work of American literature, providing free books and resources to schools, libraries, and community centers in rural Wallowa and...

Sandy Spring Museum will collaborate with Montgomery County Public Libraries, Olive Branch Community Church, MoCo Underground Writer’s Showcase, and other partners to present public programming using the novel Homegoing by...

The Lewis & Clark Library and partners are exploring the theme of Where We Live alongside the book “Cold Millions” by Jess Walter with lectures, performances, writing workshops and conversations....

The Quincy Public Library, through a series of diverse programs, will lead the community on a physical and internal exploration of the natural world that focuses on where we live....

Through creative writing workshops, book discussions, and performances on Zora Neale Hurston's “Their Eyes Were Watching God,” Alley Theatre will advance literacy and theatre. The project will center and foster...

Working alongside community partners from multiple counties throughout the Wabash Valley, the Vigo County Public Library will present numerous programs and literacy initiatives that promote inclusivity, embrace diversity, and encourage...