Please join us at the historic MacFarland-Hubbard House, West Virginia Humanities Council headquarters, on January 25 from 5:30-7:30pm for a concert and program by West Virginia old-time musician and collector Jim Costa. The evening includes a musical performance by Costa, a presentation on his collection by folklore student Zoe van Buren, and a question-answer session. […]

West Virginia Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Eric Eyre and John Hackworth discuss the importance of pursuing complex stories and the role journalism plays in fostering an informed citizenry.

West Virginia Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Eric Eyre and Eric Newhouse discuss the importance of pursuing complex stories and the role journalism plays in fostering an informed citizenry.

Harvard University history professor Joyce E. Chaplin discusses the history of food in America and a new Harvard exhibit on food.

The West Virginia Folklife Program is partnering with the WV Community Development Hub's New Story (May 31-June 1 in Lewisburg) this year to showcase our West Virginia Folklife Apprenticeship Program.rrMaster artists and apprentices will take part in New Story sessions-- including a narrative stage showcase, herb walk, old-time concert, and fellowship round table.

Three West Virginia Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Eric Eyre, John Hackworth, and Eric Newhouse discuss the importance of pursuing complex stories and the role journalism plays in fostering an informed citizenry.