SPEAKERS BUREAU
Living history presentations, demonstrations of Native American crafts and cultures, history lectures, and current public affairs discussions are just a few of over 100 programs available to not-for-profit groups across the state. more
SPEAKERS IN THE SCHOOLS
Speakers Bureau presenters tailor these humanities programs to high school audiences. more
REFLECT
Trained facilitators work with groups wanting to reexamine their values and choices through discussion of short, thought-provoking readings. more
GRACIOUS SPACE
Moderators host honest conversations in communities undergoing change or conflict, focusing on listening respectfully. more
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LETTERS ABOUT LITERATURE
Each fall, we invite students to write to an author, living or dead, whose book they have found especially meaningful. The letters are submitted to a national contest for a chance to win thousands of dollars through state and national prizes, as well as LAL library grants. more
MONTANA AUTHORS PROJECT
The Montana Authors Project (MAP) brings important and favorite works of regional literature to digital life. Each interactive page can be used as a virtual tour of an author's imagination, as well as an actual road map of a literary setting. more 
MONTANA LITERARY TREASURES
Read about Montana's remarkable literary tradition—its many geographies of the heart, ecologies of the spirit, and guideposts for hope in a tough, beautiful land. more
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The Humanities Montana Festival of the Book brings together the region's finest writers to celebrate reading and writing in one of the inland Northwest's biggest cultural events. more
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