Sign up for NC Museum of History's family-friendly virtual events this month
The N.C. Museum of History has a slate of virtual activities for kids and families this month.
Posted — UpdatedThe N.C. Museum of History has a slate of virtual activities for kids and families this month. Here's what's scheduled with descriptions courtesy of the museum:
Learn all about North Carolina storytellers in this online program.
How did World War II launch a social movement on the U.S. home front? How did the actions of four young college students inspire an activist network dedicated to education, integration, and black enfranchisement? How does the work of the Civil Rights movement continue today in the call Black Lives Matter? Find out as this interactive virtual tour examines the history and legacy of the Civil Rights movement in North Carolina. This free virtual tour also will be offered during February, March, April, and May via Zoom or Demio. To book a tour or inquire about details, contact 919-814-7044 after Jan. 15.
What is that thingamajig? Try your hand at naming mystery objects from the museum’s collection, and learn some tips on detecting your own.
This year’s annual celebration—presented on digital platforms only—will bring together community organizations, authors, artists, musicians, filmmakers, and scholars to showcase the contributions that African Americans, past and present, have made to North Carolina’s history and culture. The theme Health and Healing will include a range of information about health disparities and about steps that African Americans can take to promote and preserve their health. Register for your virtual seat to view performances, panel discussions, and demonstrations online. Attendance to some free events is limited.
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