Arizona Humanities offers and funds diverse humanities programs in communities throughout Arizona. We work with museums, libraries, and other cultural and educational organizations to bring humanities programs to the public. Arizona Humanities provides grants for high-quality humanities programs, offers entertaining and informative Speakers presentations, brings Smithsonian Museum exhibitions to rural communities, presents prominent speakers and recognizes humanities advocates, and encourages family reading through literacy programs that engage children and parents. Each year AH programs and funding reach thousands of people across Arizona.
Website: azhumanities.org
Phone: (602) 257-0335
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N Central Ave and W Culver St
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1242 N Central Ave Phoenix, AZ 85004 ·1858.11 mi
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yelpHave you ever heard of the Lost Dutchman? The story of a lost gold mine in the Superstition Mountains became the most well known Arizona legend. It tells the story of a man named Jacob Waltz,...
MoreI love this organization and the work that they do! Terrific cultural programming for all of Arizona!
MoreWe loved that we got to have our wedding at the Ellis Shackelford house. We loved that the history of the space added to the ambience of the wedding. Brenda and Missy were amazing to work with and...
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