An American Sunrise Book Discussion and Gallery Walk
Attend a Big Read book discussion and gallery talk of the Big Read Lakeshore mini-exhibit of the commercialization of Native American art during the 20th century and how that process...
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Kruizenga Art Museum 271 Columbia Ave, Holland, MI 49423
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NEA Big Read Book Group: An American Sunrise
Allegan District Library 331 Hubbard St, Allegan, MI, United StatesWe're excited for the return of the Allegan District Library Book Club. Join us for great books, great conversation and a great time! No registration required.
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NEA Big Read Book Group: An American Sunrise
Allegan District Library 331 Hubbard St, Allegan, MI, United StatesWe're excited for the return of the Allegan District Library Book Club. Join us for great books, great conversation and a great time! No registration required.
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Fry Bread Storytime
Howard Miller Public Library 14 S Church St, Zeeland, MI 49464Join our friends at Howard Miller in a Little Read storytime!
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Fry Bread Storytime
Howard Miller Public Library 14 S Church St, Zeeland, MI 49464Join our friends at Howard Miller in a Little Read storytime!
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Fry Bread Storytime
Howard Miller Public Library 14 S Church St, Zeeland, MI 49464Join our friends at Howard Miller in a Little Read storytime!
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Fry Bread Storytime
Howard Miller Public Library 14 S Church St, Zeeland, MI 49464Join our friends at Howard Miller in a Little Read storytime!
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Freedom Village Book Discussion
Frauenthal Center 425 W Western Ave STE 200, Muskegon, MI, United StatesProfessor Moreau and his students will be leading this book discussion for Freedom Village residents. This is a private event.
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Freedom Village Book Discussion
Frauenthal Center 425 W Western Ave STE 200, Muskegon, MI, United StatesProfessor Moreau and his students will be leading this book discussion for Freedom Village residents. This is a private event.
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From Wilder’s Little House on the Prairie to Harjo’s American Sunrise: Words Matter with Dr. Debbie Reese
Joy Harjo writes that in 1830 with “the American soldiers at our backs,” her people left their homelands for Indian Territory. Thirty-nine years later, Charles Ingalls took his family —...
