After months of renovations, the Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum will reopen to the public! Join us for a special program and learn about medicine in the 19th and early 20th centuries. This free program will focus on the lives of Black medical practitioners and patients as they seek to heal and be healed despite glaring […]
Autumn is perfect for walking! Explore Raleigh's historic, influential Black neighborhood, the Third Ward, near Shaw University—a hub of culture, business, and education. Registration is required. $10 per adult and $5 per child (ages 5-17) NOTE: Saturday tour times are 10 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm. Sunday time 2 pm September: Saturday […]
Is it possible to see the miracles of life happening right before our eyes? Following Ronald Rand's award-winning performance in his celebrated solo play, "LET ITY BE ART!" as Harold Clurman, the "Elder Statesman of the American Theatre" at 12:45 p.m. visit: https://cslasheville.org/event/let-it-be-art/ 2 p.m. Free Book Event: The Marsh in May – 2:00 PM […]
Participate in the important questions of our time. The Forum is a conversation and speaker series that brings people together to explore challenges and opportunities that affect human flourishing through the lens of the humanities and civic imagination. You’re invited to the November 18, 2025 gathering of The Forum featuring Heather Berlin Heather Berlin unlocks the secrets […]
The Cucalorus Film Foundation is a multi-disciplinary media arts organization supporting emerging and innovative artists through festivals, grants, residencies, and a community cinema with screenings and youth education programs throughout the year. Cucalorus brings people together to celebrate, discover, and create. The annual Cucalorus Film Festival provides a non-competitive environment to support independent filmmakers, performance […]
Smithsonian Office of Educational Technology, Cultivating Learning: Celebrating America at 250. The series celebrates well-known people, events, and accomplishments of our nation and also provides opportunities to discuss lesser-told histories. Explore strategies for using digital museum resources to support student learning at this milestone moment in American history.
Join us for a free lecture at the City of Raleigh museum with Kaya Littleturtle, who will speak about the upcoming American Indian Heritage Celebration! Coming from a long line of cultural leaders that guided him on his walk as a traditionalist, Kaya Littleturtle is currently employed at the North Carolina Museum of History as […]
Discover the stories that shape our community in a special four-part conversation series! Hosted by the Alliance for Historic Hillsborough and the Telling the Full Story committee, each session dives into the history of local sites from our interactive map, with engaging video presentations and oral histories that bring these places to life. Join us […]
The AIHC—with support from its community partners, the North Carolina Commission of Indian Affairs and the North Carolina American Indian Commission—has been the culminating event in honor of American Indian Heritage Month in North Carolina for more 30 years. The AIHC consists of a virtual education day on Friday and an in-person festival on Saturday. […]
Autumn is perfect for walking! Explore Raleigh's historic, influential Black neighborhood, the Third Ward, near Shaw University—a hub of culture, business, and education. Registration is required. $10 per adult and $5 per child (ages 5-17) NOTE: Saturday tour times are 10 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm. Sunday time 2 pm September: Saturday […]
Autumn is perfect for walking! Explore Raleigh's historic, influential Black neighborhood, the Third Ward, near Shaw University—a hub of culture, business, and education. Registration is required. $10 per adult and $5 per child (ages 5-17) NOTE: Saturday tour times are 10 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm. Sunday time 2 pm September: Saturday […]
Discover the stories that shape our community in a special four-part conversation series! Hosted by the Alliance for Historic Hillsborough and the Telling the Full Story committee, each session dives into the history of local sites from our interactive map, with engaging video presentations and oral histories that bring these places to life. Join us […]
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