We are excited to welcome our newest Director of Public Programs and 64 Parishes Editor-in-Chief, Josh-Wade Ferguson, to the LEH!
Read MoreThis summer LEH’s 64 Parishes magazine was recognized by local, regional, and national organizations for stories from 2023.
Read MoreRestore the Mississippi River Delta (RMRD) and the Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana has awarded 64 Parishes a grant to support coastal coverage.
Read MoreLEH’s 64 Parishes magazine has received nine Excellence in Journalism award nominations, including Best Magazine, from the Press Club of New Orleans.
Read More64 Parishes magazine is celebrating its fifth anniversary and the release of the spring 2024 issue on Tuesday, March 19, at The Helis Foundation John Scott Center.
Read MoreOn Thursday, November 2, Nicholls State University President Jay Clune and his wife Allison Clune will join the LEH in celebrating publication of the newest issue of 64 Parishes magazine.
Read MoreJoin us Thursday, November 3, for the first 64 Parishes publication party since 2019 as we celebrate the launch of the fall archaeology issue with the Northeast Louisiana Arts Council at Biedenharn Museum and Gardens in Monroe.
Read More64 Parishes, the premier magazine of Louisiana history and culture published by the LEH, recently received several local awards, as well as a national award from the Society of Professional Journalists.
Read MoreWe’re excited to announce that 64 Parishes and contributors have been nominated eight times across seven categories in the 2022 Excellence in Journalism Awards by the Press Club of New Orleans.
Read MoreThanks to a major grant from the Taylor Foundation, the LEH is establishing a statewide educational hub providing reliable, accessible Louisiana social studies resources to students and their teachers.
Read MoreJoin 64 Parishes and the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities for a candid conversation on how extreme weather and coastal land loss are affecting culture, community, and tradition across South Louisiana.
Read More64 Parishes’ outstanding contributors won eight Press Club of New Orleans’s Excellence in Journalism Awards for the year 2020, with the winter 2020 issue taking home Best Magazine.
Read MoreWe’re excited to announce that LEH’s 64 Parishes magazine and its contributors have been nominated for nine Excellence in Journalism Awards by the Press Club of New Orleans.
Read MoreThe Entergy Charitable Foundation has partnered with the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities to increase access to the humanities in the state. With a grant totaling $52,725, Entergy will support PRIME TIME and 64 Parishes.
Read More64 Parishes magazine—published by the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities—is a finalist in seven categories for the Press Club of New Orleans’s 62nd annual Excellence in Journalism Awards. Winners will be announced October 15.
Read MoreThe Federation of State Humanities Councils (FSHC) with the support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has awarded $34,793 to the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities (LEH) for “Split Press: Democracy, Race, and Media Outlets in Black and White,” the…
Read MoreThe Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities is proud to announce a new initiative developing and showcasing new and engaging tools for teaching core curriculum concepts through the lens of Louisiana’s culture. “Aunt Dorothy’s Teacher Toolkits” are made possible through the…
Read MoreEarlier this month, Chris Turner-Neal joined the Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities as Managing Editor of 64 Parishes. Before joining the LEH, he was the Arts and Entertainment Editor for Baton Rouge’s Country Roads Magazine, writing about arts, culture, history, and…
Read MoreLCV announces the appointment of three contributing editors for this year’s publications.
Read MoreLEH celebrates the release of our quarterly magazine’s most recent issue.
Read MoreThe Arthur Roger Gallery will host the Fall issue release party.
Read MoreThe podcast’s season finale features the New Orleans based photographer.
Read MoreThe summer 2017 issue of Louisiana Cultural Vistas focuses on the history of science in our state.
Read MoreAcademy Award Winner William Joyce is the LEH 2017 Humanist of the Year.
Read MoreNew issue of LCV celebrates the recipients of the 2017 Louisiana Endowment for the Humanities Awards.
Read MoreLCV depends on our trusted advertising partners for support.
Read MoreThe new issue of Louisiana Cultural Vistas debuted on December 1, 2016.
Read MorePhotographers around the state will take to the streets to document our unique culture.
Read MoreThis season, through December 31, LCV offers a special discount of $15 each.
Read MoreLandmark publication scheduled for release in fall 2017.
Read MoreCelebrate LCV Winter 2016 issue of the magazine at Bevolo in the French Quarter.
Read MoreA Confederacy of Dunces is featured in Maurice Carlos Ruffin’s essay on LCV.
Read MoreA spotlight on Glenda Erwin, one of LEH’s Board of Directors.
Read MoreJoin us on for an LCV Publication Party on Sept. 28th in Lafayette.
Read MoreNew stories, columns, and videos from Louisiana on LCV Fall 2016 issue.
Read MoreLCV Fall 2016 issue focuses on the coastal culture of Louisiana, and the seafood industry.
Read MoreNew web exclusives, stories, and visuals are available on KnowLouisiana.org.
Read MoreA provocative look at the history and geography of slavery in central Louisiana.
Read MoreLCV Summer 2016 issue dedicated to the 2016 Museum on Main Street’s “Hometown Teams.”
Read MoreThe summer 2016 issue of LCV debuts this week with stories from the race tracks, ball fields, and arenas of “Sportsman’s Paradise.”
Read MoreThe Louisiana Humanities Center hosts a listening party and conversation on the latest episode of Unprisoned: Stories From The System.
Read MoreWho doesn’t love the LSU Band, featured in the Summer issue of LCV — coming soon!
Read MoreWho doesn’t love the LSU Band, featured in the Summer issue of LCV — coming soon!
Read MoreThe spring 2016 issue of Louisiana Cultural Vistas is here!
Read MoreDr. Nick Spitzer will moderate discussions on the story of prison music, followed by concerts with prisoner bands.
Read MoreLCV magazine and the American Italian Cultural Center present the Sansepolcro Flag Throwers in New Orleans from March 14-18.
Read MoreThe Old Post Office Museum kicks off the Louisiana tour of “Hometown Teams,” a Museum on Main Street exhibition.
Read MoreProfessional and amateur photographers in New Orleans prepare to hit the streets.
Read MoreWomen scholars, artists and photographers have enhanced Louisiana Cultural Vistas since the magazine began.
Read MoreIn Louisiana the Office of the Lieutenant Governor oversees the Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism, an integral force in our state’s cultural life. Louisiana Cultural Vistas magazine recently sat down with the two candidates in the November 21 run-off to ask…
Read MoreSeries covered seven parishes in seven weeks.
Read MoreAudio recording and transcript of Confederate monuments forum uploaded at LCV website.
Read MoreFour historians will offer context for understanding Louisiana’s memorialization of the Civil War.
Read MoreLEH celebrates 100th issue of Louisiana Cultural Vistas with “100 Days of LCV.”
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