Welcome 2025
The Kentucky Heritage Council wishes you a Happy New Year!
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Beginning January 1st, please submit your documents online via the INHERIT portal on our website.
https://heritage.ky.gov/compliance/Pages/overview.aspx
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Thank you Governor Andy Beshear for proclaiming November as Native American Heritage Month in #kentucky. The Kentucky Native American Heritage Commission, Kentucky Arts Council, and the Kentucky Heritage Council had a proclamation dedication during the opening of Native Reflections art exhibit in the Capitol Rotunda last week.
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Karen, RaShae, and Jennifer feeling festive! Happy Halloween from KHC. π
Native Reflections: Visual Art by American Indians Living in Kentucky
Event Alert!
Native Reflections Art Exhibit Opening & Cultural Exhibition from 3:00 PM to 4:30 PM tomorrow, Friday, Nov. 1 - at the State Capitol Rotunda.
As we kick off Native American Heritage Month, we welcome you to meet the artists and enjoy cultural performances and exhibitions.
This is a Team Kentucky event, in coordination with the Kentucky Native American Heritage Commission, Kentucky Arts Council, and the Kentucky Heritage Council. β
- Presentation of the Native American Heritage Month Proclamation
β- Dance Exhibition by Lydia Green Miller, Anishinabe and Trevor James, Cherokee & Choctaw
- Vocal Performance by Susan Mullins, Mohawk of the Iroquois Nation
- Meet & Greet with the Artists
Exhibit Includes Works By:
βAmanda Sayles
Brigit Truex
Cher Devereaux
Darlene Campbell
Eugene King
Fred Nez Keams
Jacqueline Carruthers
Jannette Parent
Lawson Glasergreen
Linda Pierce
Tiffany Pyette
Details about the traveling exhibit, Nov. 2024 - May 2025, can be found on the Kentucky Arts Council website.
Native Reflectionsβ | Visual Art by American Indians of Kentucky
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Kentucky Main Street communities are all around - and ready to welcome you.
Katie and Zach from our Site Development Program recently completed an easement inspection at the Marshall Key House. Built in 1807, this building now houses the Harriet Beecher Stowe Slavery to Freedom Museum. According to 1800s newspaper accounts, Harriet Beecher Stowe's (1811-1896) visit to a slave auction near Maysville was in part responsible for inspiring her to write Uncle Tom's Cabin.
The house was built by Marshall Key, nephew of U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Marshall and the 3rd County Clerk of Mason Co. The museum has been undergoing renovations and has educational exhibits about slavery, Harriet Beecher Stowe.
The Slavery to Freedom Museum is open to the public daily 10am-4pm.
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Archaeology Month might be complete, but it's not over until we announce the 2025 Archaeology Conference!
We're inviting all archaeologists and archaeology students from Kentucky, and surrounding states, to join us from February 28th - March 2, 2025 at Kenlake State Resort Park for our annual conference!
https://heritage.ky.gov/.../conferences/Pages/default.aspx
ALSO, consider this a CALL FOR PAPERS! We would love to see your presentation for the 42nd Annual Kentucky Archaeology Conference and we hope youβll plan to submit a paper for Volume 12 of Current Archaeological Research in Kentucky. Please submit a presentation title to Nicole at [email protected] by January 1st, 2025.
#archaeology #conference #kentuckyarchaeologymonth #archaeologist #kyarcheologymonth #education #archaeologylife #research #presentation #ilovearchaeology #archeologia #kentucky #learn
2025 Kentucky Archaeology Conference
Whoa! Wait, September, where'd you go? Archaeology Month might be complete, but it's not over until we announce the 2025 Archaeology Conference!
We're inviting all archaeologists and archaeology students from Kentucky, and surrounding states, to join us from February 28th - March 2, 2025 at Kenlake State Resort Park for our annual conference!
https://heritage.ky.gov/education-and-outreach/conferences/Pages/default.aspx
ALSO, consider this a CALL FOR PAPERS! We would love to see your presentation for the 42nd Annual Kentucky Archaeology Conference and we hope youβll plan to submit a paper for Volume 12 of Current Archaeological Research in Kentucky. Please submit a presentation title to Nicole at [email protected] by January 1st, 2025.
#archaeology #conference #kentuckyarchaeologymonth #archaeologist #kyarcheologymonth #education #archaeologylife #research #presentation #ilovearchaeology #archeologia #kentucky #learn
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How many easements are held on steamboats? We're not sure, but we only hold one, and it might be one of the most unique easements we inspect. Thanks to the whole team at the Belle of Louisville Riverboats for your hospitality and for sharing so much of the rich history of The Belle with us. It's clear how much love, determination, and effort goes into caring for this historic riverboat.
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