Inspired by the poems of British soldiers who never made it home from World War I, “Into the Sun” is a new musical that brings their words and their humanity to life. 🎧 Listen to the full #WithGoodReason episode: https://t.co/EdNhuETwcR #VeteransDay #VAHumanities

Richmond is a special city when it comes to river rapids, and the "Riding the Fall Line" exhibit at the Richmond Folk Festival showcased the history of watercraft construction. Check out the featured canoes, rafts, and other watercraft at the link 🔗: https://t.co/3JygiRGeaD

🔗 Show your support for our work as we celebrate 50 years of telling Virginia’s stories: https://t.co/EFNGugEdg3 #VAHistory #VAHumanities50 #Virginia #Humanities #EncyclopediaVA

On November 7, 1989, L. Douglas Wilder made history as the first Black elected governor in the US. Over a career spanning more than 4 decades, he broke barriers and redefined what was possible in public life. #VAHistory #VAHumanities50 #Virginia #Humanities #EncyclopediaVA

We're just two days away from Cider Fest! This is our last big 50th anniversary event. It takes place in Staunton at the Frontier Culture Museum on Sat. 11/8. Get tix and find out more at the link 🔗 : https://t.co/5KPXi5wtRk

Though the weather may be cooler, these #VAHumanities-funded events are still the hottest in town! Check out what is coming up at the below link, and stop by! 🔗: https://t.co/OI4AiXRDox

If you know of family history on the Eastern Shore, you may be able to trace your family history on the MilesFiles. Created by MK Miles, the database contains over 100,000 names. Check out our Q&A with Miles at the link here: https://t.co/8ZHNSbxysM

A few years ago, Eastern Shore residents shared their stories of food and community with the #VirginiaFolklifeProgram. Today, their stories are part of an exhibit opening Nov. 15 at the Eastern Shore of Virginia Regional Library. Check out their stories: https://t.co/IaNUx29rTI

Come one, come all, and celebrate our 50th anniversary at the Cider Festival! Full of history in discussion and action, as well as good food and drinks, Nov. 8 is sure to be a fun time! Find out more at the link 🔗 : https://t.co/5KPXi5wtRk

Did you know that enslaved laborers in Southwestern Virginia dug the lead to supply a significant amount of Patriot ammunition during the American Revolution? Join our Encyclopedia Virginia EntryPoint on November 5 to learn more. Register here: https://t.co/TKiv9tXLa8

When Hurricane Helene hit Appalachia, it devastated mountain communities. But it also left a rare gift. Luthier Jackson Cunningham salvaged storm-fallen red spruce to craft a guitar now featured in Handmade Music School’s raffle. 🎟️ https://t.co/diPxEaoT4A #VAFolklife

Virginia songcatcher Alfreda Marion Peel gathered more from the residents of remote Appalachia than just ballads. She also collected stories of magic and witchcraft. Learn more in our #EncylopediaVirginia blog: https://t.co/220m4fXSuD #Halloween #VirginiaHistory #Witchcraft

💙 Help us continue to share historic Virginia moments. Make a gift today: https://t.co/EFNGugEdg3 #50Stories50States #NationalArtsAndHumantiesMonth #StoriesUniteUs #NAHM #VAHistory

In October 2014, Virginia took a historic step toward equality. As we mark 50 years of Virginia Humanities, we’re reflecting on milestones that have reshaped our shared story — moments that remind us how law, culture, and humanity intersect in powerful ways. #VAHistory #NAHM

On October 27, 1775, British Captain Matthew Squire planned to torch the city of Hampton. But things didn't go as he wanted. Learn more about the first fighting of the #AmericanRevolution south of Massachusetts on #EncyclopediaVA: https://t.co/Yd5JE5YVI6 #otd #VirginiaHistory

As Katy Gehred, media editor at our #EncyclopediaVA, shares: the humanities help us navigate the world — not by giving us answers, but by teaching us how to question, discern, and understand. 🔗 Join us in celebrating #NAHM by making a gift today: https://t.co/EFNGugEdg3

Raise a glass with us as we commemorate our 50th anniversary with a day full of history, flavor, and fun! 🔗 Get your ticket today: https://t.co/5KPXi5wtRk #Virginia #Humanities #VAHumanities #Staunton

🎉 We’re thrilled to introduce you to our 7 new #HBCU Scholars Fellows! 🔗 Learn more about the fellows and their projects: https://t.co/SL2gAN71Oc #MyHumanitiesCouncil #GoogleImpact #VAHumanities @HumFed

Staunton book lovers! Join us for a captivating evening with award-winning author Joe Jackson as he discusses his new book, "Splendid Liberators: Heroism, betrayal, resistance, and The Birth of American Empire." Thur. night: https://t.co/4YkkMRXE33

On November 5, Encyclopedia Virginia managing editor Patti Miller and contributor Sean Gallagher will discuss the history of Chiswell's lead mines, where enslaved workers produced much of the Continental Army's lead shot. 🔗 Register here: https://t.co/TKiv9tXLa8