Department of Folk Studies and Anthropology Calendar

The club is selling homemade tie-dye t-shirts, bath bombs, sugar scrubs, and other items on Thursday and Friday. Start your holiday shopping with us!

Biweekly meeting of the Anthropology Club. After a short business meeting, the group will watch a Jane Goodall documentary. Snacks will be provided.

EVENT POSTPONED INDEFINITELY! Due to an injury, the band is unable to perform at this time. We are working to reschedule the show, so stay tuned for the new date and time!

Join the Kentucky Folklife Program in the Pioneer Log Cabin as they present their friends, The Barren River Ramblers!

Doors open at 7:00 PM and seats are limited to 25 visitors so please arrive early to ensure you will have a seat. This event has a suggestoin donation of $5 or pay what you can. We look forward to seeing you there!

For more information, please visit: https://www.facebook.com/barrenriverramblers/

In celebration of Kentucky Native American Heritage Month, archaeologist Dr. Gwynn Henderson of WKU's Kentucky Archaeological Survey will discuss the history of the diverse Native American peoples of Western Kentucky as told through objects, places, and documents. The period she will consider extends from around 10,000 B.C., when the first peoples arrived in what we now call Kentucky, through the early A.D. 1800s, when Federal Indian policy forced Native groups living east of the Mississippi River to move from their homelands.

Her presentation is part of the McCracken County Public Library's Evenings Upstairs lecture series.

For local information, contact Bobbie Wrinkle

Tel: 270-442-2510 ext. 119

Email: bwrinkle@mclib.net

https://www.mclib.net/evenings/

McCracken County Public Library

555 Washington Street

Paducah, KY  42003