Uncategorized | August 11, 2008
From a press release:
“Reading Wyoming,” the popular book discussion program of the Wyoming Humanities Council, will take place in 19 Wyoming communities this fall. The program brings together community members and a humanities discussion leader to read and discuss a series of four books. Sessions are free and open to the public, and the Wyoming Humanities Council loans books to participants. To join a discussion in your community, contact the host organization directly. A schedule appears below.
Nonprofit organizations and government agencies are invited to host “Reading Wyoming.” The application deadline for groups meeting in spring 2009 is September 2.
FMI: http://www.uwyo.edu/humanities or call 307-721-9243.
Baggs, public library, starts August 26.
Casper, Ft. Caspar Museum, starts August 25.
Cheyenne, public library, starts August 10.
Cody, Christ Episcopal Church, starts August 4.
Evanston, public library, starts August 19.
Green River, public library, starts August 21.
Lander, public library, starts September 4.
Laramie, Eppson Senior Ctr., starts August 18.
Lusk, public library, starts September 3.
Medicine Bow, Senior Center, starts September 3.
Pine Bluffs, public library, starts August 21.
Pinedale, public library, starts September 1.
Powell, Rocky Mtn. Manor, starts September 3.
Ranchester, public library, starts August 25.
Riverton, public library, starts September 8.
Rock Springs, WWCC Library, starts September 8.
Story, public library, starts September 8.
Upton, public library, starts August 21.
Worland, public library, starts September 15.
The Wyoming Arts Council believes that experiencing the arts should be accessible for all, including people with mental and/or physical disabilities, older adults, military/veterans, people living in institutions and those who lack access to the arts due to geographic isolation, cultural difference and economic hardship.
