Events
North Carolina Humanities is dedicated to presenting and supporting access to programming that connects North Carolinians with cultural experiences. Check out our community calendar below for more information about attending upcoming events.
All event dates and times are listed as they were submitted to NC Humanities. We recommend reaching out to the event organization listed to confirm details.
Have an event to submit? Please use the Submit Event button below to add your upcoming events to our calendar. Please note that ‘Organizer’ on the Submit Event page refers to the host organization and not the individual planning the event.
If you have submitted an event and need to make changes or updates please email nch@nchumanities.org. Thank you!
We look forward to welcoming you at our upcoming in-person events. While we cannot wait to be back in person, your health and safety remain our top priority. Please familiarize yourself with our COVID-19 health and safety guidelines when making your plans for attending our programs and events.
- Masks are optional, but their use is encouraged. It is advisable to wear a mask if close contact cannot be avoided or if you are arriving from a location with medium or high COVID-19 community levels.
- Please do not attend if you are experiencing any symptoms of COVID-19, were diagnosed with COVID-19 within the past five days, or have been recommended to quarantine or isolate by a medical official.
- Consider testing yourself using a home rapid COVID-19 test kit prior to arrival.
- Consider your personal risk factors, and those of your close contacts at home, and take appropriate measures to protect yourself. This may include being up to date with your COVID-19 vaccination and wearing a well-fitting, high-quality mask while attending.
NC Humanities follows all local, state, and national protocols for safety. Understanding Risk | CDC
NC Democracy : Eleven Elections
Greensboro History Museum 130 Summit Ave, Greensboro, NCA brand new exhibition, NC Democracy: Eleven Elections, opens at the Greensboro History Museum on Saturday, April 23. The exhibition explores choices and change over 11 elections between 1776 and …
Mountain Persistence: Western North Carolina Adapts to Change
Jackson County Public Library 310 Keener Street, Sylva, NCCheck out the new exhibition curated by Western Carolina University students, Mountain Persistence: Western North Carolina Adapts to Change, at the Jackson County Public Library. Themes include economic change brought …
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Disaster Recovery for Collections
Tryon Palace Tryon Palace, 529 S. Front St., New Bern, NCDisaster Recovery for Collections (Northeastern & Southeastern Regions Workshop) Join Kayla Leonard, from the State Archives of North Carolina, for a hands-on disaster recovery workshop. During this workshop, we will …
