The Humanities Truck is available for more than just long-term projects and interested fellows! We also encourage faculty, students, and community partners to think of creative ways to use the truck for one-time events with a humanities focus which speak to our efforts to collect, reflect, exhibit, and preserve. Find out more about how smaller projects and one-time events have utilized the truck, and contact us with your ideas!
You can view the Events Archive here.
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On Friday September 29, join the Humanities Truck for Art All Night in Mount Pleasant. We’ll be with Mount Pleasant neighbors to celebrate some of the things that make the neighborhood so special, from talented artists and a vibrant history to incredible local businesses that will all be lined up along Mt Pleasant St NW. This event is completely free and friendly for folks of all ages, so come on by and celebrate Mount Pleasant with us!