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Planning your 2013 events? KHC ready-to-go resources are ready to help.

Bartlett Arboretum short film audience Kansas on the Big Screen
Host a Kansas film festival in your community! FLIKS film discussions bring people together for short films long on ideas. Select from films about Clyde Cessna, McPherson's Olympic basketball team, the first all-female mariachi band, and other fascinating Kansas topics. Click here to get started.


Speakers Bureau audience in Lawrence Speaking of Kansas
With the  Speakers Bureau, you can choose from over 40 topics like the history of Kansas candy, cartoons, car racing, or exaggerated postcards. Browse the catalog or follow KHC on Facebook for your daily dose of hot topics and great speakers. Click here to get started.

TALK book discussion TALK of the Town
Give them something to talk about with KHC's Talk About Literature in Kansas book discussion program. Create a book discussion series that works for you: You choose the time of year, the titles, and the number of books you want to discuss. Click here to get started.

You can bring a FLIKS film discussion, TALK book discussion, or Speakers Bureau presentation to your community free-of-charge. Simply apply for a Resource Center Support Grant for quality KHC humanities programs to fill your calendar of events through 2013.

Can't wait until 2013? These programs are available in 2012 too. Visit KHC's website or contact Leslie Von Holten, program officer, for more information.