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  • Maryland Humanities Announces 2026 One Maryland One Book Author Events Coming This Fall

    Come hear Lawrence Burney discuss this year’s OMOB selection, No Sense in Wishing. (Baltimore, MD) – Maryland Humanities is thrilled to announce our upcoming fall events with 2026 One Maryland One Book (OMOB) author, Lawrence Burney, where we’ll convene with readers from across Maryland to discuss this year’s OMOB selection, No Sense in Wishing: Essays on…

  • MD Two Fifty Commission and Maryland Humanities Launch Youth Engagement Initiatives for Middle and High School Students

    Maryland students are invited to participate in field trips and an essay competition to commemorate Maryland’s 250th. (Baltimore, MD) – As part of Maryland’s 250th anniversary commemoration, the MD Two Fifty Commission, in partnership with Maryland Humanities, is excited to launch Civics Moonshot: A MD Two Fifty Youth Engagement Initiative. This initiative will provide unique…

  • Announcing Summer Locations for Revolutionary Maryland: Freedom of the Press Then and Now Traveling Exhibition

    Statewide Tour Continues for Exhibition Celebrating Importance of a Free Press to American Democracy (Baltimore, MD) – Maryland Humanities is excited to announce the next locations for our statewide traveling exhibition, Revolutionary Maryland: Freedom of the Press Then and Now. This summer, the exhibition will be available for viewing in Frederick, Garrett, and Calvert Counties.…

  • Fifteen Maryland Students Awarded at Nationwide Competition

    Students from four counties and Baltimore City receive honors at national history competition. (Baltimore, MD) – Maryland Humanities congratulates fifteen Maryland students for their accomplishments at the 2026 National History Day Contest.  Aria Fulton, Evelyn Rubens, and Lena Yumoto from Howard County won a silver medal for their group documentary, “Sunlight and Dynamite: The Secrets…

  • Maryland Humanities Announces 2026 Statewide Humanities Conference: Centering Community Voices

    Conference to bring together cultural workers, educators, historians, storytellers, and community leaders from across Maryland (Baltimore, MD) – Maryland Humanities is pleased to announce Centering Community Voices: Exploring the Stories That Shape Us, the organization’s first statewide humanities conference, taking place on Thursday, July 9, 2026, at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. The conference…

  • Maryland Students Share Their Research at the 2026 Maryland History Day State Contest

    Students from seven Maryland counties and Baltimore City will represent Maryland at the National History Day competition in June. (Baltimore, MD) – More than 500 middle and high school Maryland students shared a year’s worth of history research and scholarship at the 2026 Maryland History Day State Contest on Saturday, May 2, at the University…

  • 2026 One Maryland One Book Selection Announced

    Marylanders throughout the state will read No Sense in Wishing by Lawrence Burney (Baltimore, MD) – Maryland Humanities is thrilled to announce No Sense in Wishing: Essays on Black Music, Belonging, and Baltimore by Lawrence Burney as the 2026 One Maryland One Book (OMOB) Selection. Released in 2025 by Simon and Schuster, the book is a personal and analytical…

  • Revolutionary Maryland: Freedom of the Press Then and Now Traveling Exhibition Begins Statewide Tour at the Arundel Center

    The exhibition will travel to eight locations across the state throughout 2026 (Baltimore, MD) – Protected by the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, freedom of the press is crucial for the functioning of a healthy American democracy. The press provides diverse perspectives on important issues, empowering the public to make informed decisions. A free press…

  • Smithsonian Exhibition on Innovation Arrives at Kennard African American Cultural Heritage Center

    KAACHC highlights Maryland African American history in companion exhibit (Baltimore, MD) – Maryland Humanities  is thrilled to kick off the Maryland tour of SPARK! Places of Innovation at the Kennard African American Cultural Heritage Center on November 29, 2025! The exhibition highlights innovation in rural communities. The Kennard African American Cultural Heritage Center (KAACHC) serves as the host for the tour’s…

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    Special Initiatives

    Special initiatives allow us to explore innovative ideas beyond our core programming. These initiatives respond to emerging data insights, evolving…

  • Maryland Center for the Book

    Maryland Center for the Book

    With our network of partners, MCFB develops and supports literary programs that promote and celebrate books, reading, libraries, Maryland writers,…

  • Veterans Book Group

    Veterans Book Group

    Veterans Book Groups aim to bring veterans of all eras together to talk about military experiences and returning to civilian…

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    Special Initiatives

    Special initiatives allow us to explore innovative ideas beyond our core programming. These initiatives respond to emerging data insights, evolving…

  • Maryland Center for the Book

    Maryland Center for the Book

    With our network of partners, MCFB develops and supports literary programs that promote and celebrate books, reading, libraries, Maryland writers,…

  • Veterans Book Group

    Veterans Book Group

    Veterans Book Groups aim to bring veterans of all eras together to talk about military experiences and returning to civilian…

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  • Special Initiatives

    Special Initiatives

    Special initiatives allow us to explore innovative ideas beyond our core programming. These initiatives respond to emerging data insights, evolving…

  • Maryland Center for the Book

    Maryland Center for the Book

    With our network of partners, MCFB develops and supports literary programs that promote and celebrate books, reading, libraries, Maryland writers,…

  • Veterans Book Group

    Veterans Book Group

    Veterans Book Groups aim to bring veterans of all eras together to talk about military experiences and returning to civilian…

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  • Special Initiatives

    Special Initiatives

    Special initiatives allow us to explore innovative ideas beyond our core programming. These initiatives respond to emerging data insights, evolving…

  • Maryland Center for the Book

    Maryland Center for the Book

    With our network of partners, MCFB develops and supports literary programs that promote and celebrate books, reading, libraries, Maryland writers,…

  • Veterans Book Group

    Veterans Book Group

    Veterans Book Groups aim to bring veterans of all eras together to talk about military experiences and returning to civilian…

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“A sophomore on our school’s state-champ runner-up varsity football team was so taken by Joe’s story of the sophomore year on the boat that he got his dad (the coach) and several members of his team to read the book even though they weren’t assigned it in class.

“Another student described a discussion she got into with her math teacher after school about the relevance of the English curriculum and used her experience with Brown’s work and the field trip to convince her teacher that humanities are just as important as STEM. Great stuff!”

One Maryland One Book Teacher

“Museum on Main Street helps fulfill our promise of bringing impactful humanities programs to every corner of Maryland.

What I appreciate most is the way it creates long-term and meaningful change in the diverse communities that host each tour—promoting local pride, providing resources and ensuring sustainable partnerships.”

Rob Forloney

Program Officer, Partnerships

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