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One of the most popular wines in all of Italy, Valpolicella comes in several distinct styles. Hugh looks at a strong lineup from Cesari. Click the link to…

Every now and then we like to look back at some old friends of ours to see how they're doing these days. Hugh takes a look at this mixed bag. Click the…

Every holiday season breweries all over the world bring out very special beers to celebrate the brewer's crafty creativity. Quality key: * = decent beer…

With support from a Maryland Humanities Council grant, the Nanticoke Historic Preservation Alliance recently premiered a documentary entitled "Voices of…

Among the many services libraries offer, the resources they can provide educators supports the common core curriculum with both original and digitized…

Maryland History Day is a statewide competition involving nearly 19,000 students who represent 20 Maryland counties and Baltimore City.Students spend…

Wide Angle Youth Media is a non-profit that teaches Baltimore youth media skills, provides opportunities to tell their own stories, and become engaged…

The Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum’s collection contains over 9,000 artifacts. Its teaching collection employs an interactive and interdisciplinary…

This year marks the 150th anniversary of the end of slavery in Maryland. With MHC support the Prince George’s chapter of the Afro American Historical…

In September, we heard about the Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum's teaching collection and their partnership with Baltimore Clayworks, a local…

Comparative religion is an aspect of the humanities that offers critical insights into the human experience. In recognition of the upcoming holiday, we…

Have you ever loved a book so much you wished you could write a letter to the author? That’s the foundation of our annual letter-writing contest for…

Ever wanted to have a conversation with Ernest Hemingway? Each July, Maryland Humanities’ living history series Chautauqua brings historical figures to…

What discoveries can be sparked by making a single observation about a community we were born into? Marvin T. Jones tells us more about Winton Triangle, a…

Last year, Emily Wilson became the first woman to translate Homer’s Odyssey into English. Public high school students in Anne Arundel County, Baltimore…

How is Outward Bound using the humanities in its outdoor programming to enhance young people’s reflection, leadership skills, and more? Kelly Reynolds,…

“What Were You Wearing? Weaving a New Narrative” is an installation revealing pervasive cultural attitudes about assault while working to change those…

How can an institution shed light on the fact that its location was a place where enslaved people once worked? St. Mary’s College of Maryland will install…

How can an institution shed light on the fact that its location was a place where enslaved people once worked? St. Mary’s College of Maryland will install…

How are teenagers bringing history to life through theatre? Norah Worthington, Historical Partnership Director and Resident Costumer at Baltimore School…