Planning Resources

Cultural programs come in many forms. Here is a non-exhaustive list of program formats that Ohio Humanities grantees use to present interpretive content:

Exhibitions:

• History/heritage panel exhibition (without objects)
• Gallery/museum exhibition (with objects)
• Digital gallery display, kiosk.

Public Presentations:

• Conference for general public audiences
• Lecture for general public audiences
• Panel for general public audiences
• Facilitated conversation for general public audiences

Publications:

• Exhibition catalogue
• Brochure
• Cultural map/Heritage trail guide

Digital Platforms:

• Website
• App
• Searchable digital archive with interpretive content

Documentaries:

• Video: Digital/Film
• Audio: Podcast/Radio

Interpretive Performances:

• Living history
• Spoken word
• Period performance

K-12 Educator Enrichment Programs:

• Continuing Education Seminars
• Web-based resources