Saginaw Transit Authority and Regional Services hired a Flint artist and muralist to paint a public transport bus with art inspired by native poet Theodore Roethke – art that riders will soon enjoy on their daily routes. Pauly Everett’s art covers the outside of...
The Kingman Museum’s vast collection of well-preserved artifacts and items is rooted in science and culture and while Executive Director Eltine DeYoung would like to fully re-open, she is committed to following the science as it relates to COVID-19 and its deadly...
OPERATIONAL & PROGRAMMING SUPPORT We gratefully acknowledge the generous support of our sponsors. We encourage you to learn more about these sponsors, as well as thank them for supporting the Dennos Museum Center. The Dennos Museum Center welcomes sponsorship...
A total of $25,000 went to four Northeast Michigan nonprofits from the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act through the Humanities Organizations Pandemic Emergency (HOPE) grants, Michigan Humanities said in a news release. Read More
A northern Michigan nonprofit is getting help through a Michigan humanities grant funded by the CARES Act. They’re one of 116 Michigan nonprofits getting more than $660,000. Artworks in Big Rapids received $7,500 in Michigan HOPE grants. They used the money to pay...
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Michigan Humanities is providing emergency CARES Act funding to museums, libraries, archives, historic sites, and other humanities-focused nonprofits impacted by the pandemic throughout Michigan. Michigan Humanities Organizations...
