Participate in the One Maryland One Book program this year by creating your own book club! The One Maryland One Book selection this year is There There by Tommy Orange. Reserve to pick up your Book Club Bundle at the La Plata branch starting October 2, 2023. While supplies last. For questions contact Abigail Worden […]
Join the Enoch Pratt Free Library and Maryland Humanities for a discussion of the book There, There by Tommy Orange. FREE copies of the book are available at branches on a first come, first served basis as sponsored by Maryland Humanities.
We will watch 3 talks that provide context for the One Maryland One Book, including Native Americans: We Shall Remain, The Rise and Fall of the Lakota Empire, and America’s native prisoners of war. For questions contact Elena Coelho at 443-783-6164 or ecoelho@worcesterlibrary.org
Visit the Paul S. Sarbanes to learn about local indigenous tribes and their histories. For questions contact Tisha Chakraborty at 410-749-3612 or tishac@wicomico.org
Join us for a book discussion of the 2023 One Maryland One Book selection "There There" by Tommy Orange. For questions contact Angela Best at 410-313-7800 or angela.best@hclibrary.org
Join the Enoch Pratt Free Library and Maryland Humanities for a discussion of the book There, There by Tommy Orange. FREE copies of the book are available at branches on a first come, first served basis as sponsored by Maryland Humanities.
Read There, There by Tommy Orange and discuss the challenges and triumphs of the cast of twelve Native characters from across generational lines, as they converge toward the Big Oakland Powwow. One Maryland One Book is Maryland’s first-ever statewide community reading project and is designed to bring together diverse groups of people in communities across […]
Join the St. Mary's County Library, along with Dr. Julie King of the College of St. Mary's, in discussing the relations between the early English settlers of Maryland and the Indigenous Peoples. In March 1634, English settlers landed at St. Clements Island, a story all Marylanders know. But why did the colonists choose St. Clement's […]
Join us for a discussion of the 2023 One Maryland One Book selection, There There by Tommy Orange. For questions contact Karen Dower at 410-648-5380 or kdower@kent.lib.md.us
Dr. Sandra Burke, Psychologist and Women’s Trauma Specialist, presents this complex topic in an engaging, warm, and integrative way that’s down-to-earth, fun, and informative. The Maryland Humanities Book, There There by Tommy Orange, will be used for context and is not required reading. Q & A to follow. For questions contact Elena Coelho at 443-783-6164 […]
November 7th, 2023 5:30 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Cook Library Room 507 Come celebrate with us as we promote awareness of Native American heritage with a program surrounding the themes of the One Maryland One Book selection, “There There” by Tommy Orange. Don't miss this unique opportunity to celebrate culture, heritage, and community. Keynote Speaker […]
Presentation and interactive visual performance by Keith Colston (Tuscarora and Lumbee), Director of Native America’s Protectors, LLC, who will discuss various topics, including American Indian communities that are indigenous to Maryland. He will also share traditional dress, dance, and music, and explain how these things contribute to a holistic approach of the culture. For questions […]
Copies of the book are available at the Ocean City 50Plus Center. This is a community read, made possible by Maryland Humanities. For questions contact Elena Coelho at 443-783-6164 or ecoelho@worcesterlibrary.org
Join us to chat about this year's Maryland Humanities One Maryland One Book selection, There There by Tommy Orange. To reserve a copy of this title, contact the Elkton Branch at 410-996-5600. For questions contact Jennifer Martin at 410-996-5600 or ask@cecilcountylibrary.org
Join us for a lively discussion of There There by Tommy Orange. A limited number of free copies of the book available; inquire at the branch. For questions contact Cynthia Webber at 410-887-1919 or cwebber@bcpl.net
Join the Enoch Pratt Free Library and Maryland Humanities for a discussion of the book There, There by Tommy Orange. FREE copies of the book are available at branches on a first come, first served basis as sponsored by Maryland Humanities.
Join us for a Morning Book Discussion of the 2023 One Maryland One Book selection "There There" by Tommy Orange. For questions, contact Allison Wood at 410-758-2535 or awood@qaclibrary.org
Frederick Douglass High School in Upper Marlboro, MD will hold a Native American Scholar Symposium on Saturday, November 11 at 10 AM- 1 PM, extending of the exploration of There There. This one-day symposium is FREE and open to the public and will feature local tribal leaders and members. The symposium will include panel discussions, […]
Nanticoke Historic Preservation Alliance and The Dorchester County Public Library present "There, There", the book and a discussion of modern Native Life based on the book by Tommy Orange. For questions contact Julie Kennedy at 410-228-7331 or juliek@dorchesterlibrary.org
Join the Enoch Pratt Free Library and Maryland Humanities for a discussion of the book There, There by Tommy Orange. FREE copies of the book are available at branches on a first come, first served basis as sponsored by Maryland Humanities.
Join us for an online lecture from Dr. Richard Bell, Professor of History at University of Maryland. The topic is Native Expulsion and Manifest Destiny. Registration for the lecture will be open from October 2, 2023 at 10:00 am until November 13, 2023 at 7:00 pm. The registration link is https://live-howardcounty.pantheonsite.io/event/native-expulsion-manifest-destiny-online-0 For questions contact Chris […]
Wicomico joins readers from across the state of Maryland as we read and discuss this year’s One Maryland One Book - There There by Tommy Orange. Tommy Orange writes of the plight of the urban Native American, the Native American in the city, in a stunning novel that grapples with a complex and painful history, […]
Retired journalist Kelley Rouse leads this facilitated conversation about the experiences of this Nation on the Eastern Shore and how their lives are similar and different to the characters in Tommy Orange’s There There. For questions contact Elena Coelho at 443-783-6164 or ecoelho@worcesterlibrary.org
This month's book will be There There by Tommy Orange, a Maryland Humanities community read. Stop by the Snow Hill Branch to pick up your book, then join us for the discussion. Must be 21. For questions contact Elena Coelho at 443-783-6164 or ecoelho@worcesterlibrary.org
Join us on the third Thursday of each month at the Heavy Seas Taproom to discuss our book of the month. Come by to enjoy a cold beer and conversation in a relaxed setting. Celebrate Native American Heritage Month and participate in One Maryland One Book 2023 with our pick for November: There There by […]
Join the Enoch Pratt Free Library and Maryland Humanities for a discussion of the book There, There by Tommy Orange. FREE copies of the book are available at branches on a first come, first served basis as sponsored by Maryland Humanities.
Join us as we watch the movie The Indian Horse. The film centers on Saul Indian Horse, a young Canadian First Nations boy who survives Canada's Indian residential school system to become a star ice hockey player. Pre-registration is required. For questions contact Kerry O'Donnell at 410-835-2353