April Humanities Hotline
Date and Time: April 1, 2021
Location:
Humanities Kansas, 112 SW 6th Ave STE 400, Topeka
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The Humanities Hotline is free and available anytime, day or night, to anyone with a landline or smartphone at 1-888-416-2018. Hotline topics change monthly.
The Humanities Hotline offers a menu of short Kansas stories, both serious and lighthearted, that are researched and presented by experts from across the state. Kansas scholar Eric Anderson shares the history of the Memorial Arch at Haskell Indian Nations University in Lawrence. Aubrey Urban, professor of Theatre at Johnson County Community College, explores the stories behind old opera houses in Kansas. Poet Laureate of Kansas Huascar Medina reads his poem "Mi Isla." Brad Penka, chairman of the Kansas Post Rock Limestone Coalition, discusses how innovative early Kansas pioneers used limestones as building materials that still shape Kansas architecture today. These hotline selections are available through April 30, 2021.
Sponsored by: Humanities Kansas
For more information about this event, please contact:
1-888-416-2018
http://www.humanitieskansas.org