Aug 27

The Familiarity of Tradition: Fairs and Festivals Humanities Café Episode

Thursday, August 27

  • Format: Virtual
  • Where: Zoom
  • Contact: Chase Moon, SDSU Extension Community Vitality Field Specialist
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Chase Moon, SDSU Extension Community Vitality Field Specialist, and Kyle Beach, SDSU Extension Program Manager, Regional Youth Educator, will be guests on an episode of the Humanities Café web series, hosted by the South Dakota Humanities Council, on August 27 from 12:00-1:00 p.m. CDT.

This episode will be titled "The Familiarity of Tradition: Fairs and Festivals in SD," and will discuss the history and significance of traditional fairs & festivals in South Dakota, how they’ve evolved over time, and how the trajectory of that evolution continues to impact communities around the state.

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The Zoom link for this web episode can be accessed at the blue register button above. 

 

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