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Fiesta Hispana — Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
A celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month in Clarksburg, with music, dancing, crafts, food, and an afternoon of community spirit. Everyone is welcome.
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What’s On
A celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month in Clarksburg, with music, dancing, crafts, food, and an afternoon of community spirit. Everyone is welcome.
Event details →A full day of Filipino culture and community: the Raise Your Flag Parade, traditional dance and music, DanceSport and karaoke contests, food and craft vendors, and exhibits on Filipino history in America. Hosted by the Filipino American Association of West Virginia, whose proceeds go toward establishing the state’s first Filipino American Community Center.
Event details →Dr. Ignacio M. Sánchez Prado of Cornell University reads from Taco, using the dish as a way into questions of authenticity, tradition, memory, and migration. Free and open to the public; registration is required, and there are free tacos for those who register.
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The university’s hub for humanistic inquiry, bringing scholars and artists together around a yearly theme — currently authenticity — through public lectures and events.
Visit Website →Exhibitions and public programming drawn from the university’s collections, free and open to the community year-round.
Visit Website →The state’s archive of manuscripts, photographs, newspapers, and oral histories — the source of many of the historical photographs on this site, and a model for the archive we are building.
Visit Website →Teaching and research on the Indigenous nations whose land West Virginia was long before it had a name, through a minor and a programme of public events.
Visit Website →A recurring series of free screenings and discussions on human rights, hosted on campus by the Native American Studies program.
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