Speakers Introduction


What do coaching, the mystery of Gone With the Wind's Tara, Affrilachian poetry, campaign songs, ragtime piano and one-room schools have in common? They're all topics offered by speakers in the Kentucky Humanities Council Speakers Bureau. From noted historians and scholars to Kentucky writers and poets, we have the speaker for you. Browse through these talk descriptions to find the speaker who best fits your event. 

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2009-2010 Speakers Roster

Calendar of Upcoming Chautauqua Presentations and Speakers Bureau Talks

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Credits


We thank these underwriters for their important gifts to the Kentucky Humanities Council, Inc. Their generosity makes it possible for thousands more Kentuckians to enjoy and learn from the speakers and Chautauqua performers in this catalog.

Are you or your company interested in supporting our programs in your area? To take advantage of this excellent opportunity, please call Virginia Carter, executive director, at (859) 257-5932.

For the support of Speakers Bureau and Kentucky Chautauqua programs in Lexington/Fayette County:



For the support of Speakers Bureau and Kentucky Chautauqua programs in Hazard, Perry County, and surrounding counties:



For the support of Kentucky Chautauqua throughout
the Commonwealth:



For the support of Speakers Bureau and Kentucky
Chautauqua programs in Jefferson and surrounding counties.


 For support of Lincoln Chautauqua programs in Kentucky schools:


For the support of Speakers Bureau and Kentucky
Chautauqua in Knox and surrounding Counties:

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Chautauqua programs in northern Kentucky:



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