The exhibit demonstrates the complex connections between northern and southern Princeton-related families and the interstate movement of enslaved people
$3 – $12
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Events
Calendar of Events
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5 events,Exhibition of powerful prints by Black women artists with a connection to New Jersey Free – $15 Echoes in Our Bones will explore how themes of identity, history, and cultural resilience have endured and transformed across generations. Free - Meeting to raise awareness and advocate for safer, more equitable maternal care for Black women and families. Free - Archivist and local historian Davie-Lyn Jones-Evans delve into the family history of a freed Black woman who had to indenture her son. Free | 4 events, - Professor Nadine Attewell reflects on the affordances of American photographic archives as sites of encounter with the many Asian women. Free | 4 events, - Dr. Lynn Starr, scholar Valerie Harris, and a conservator from the Conservation Center will hold a conversation moderated by Brodsky and Ponder about the discovery of a work by Lynn Waring. Free | ||||
3 events, - Annual event celebrating Latino culture with live music, dance, and cultural performances, a vibrant Mercado featuring artists and artisans, food, and free family art activities and educational experiences Free | 3 events, - Mikaela Levons, Director of Development at Borealis Philanthropy, will explore the history and contemporary practice of Black philanthropy and what it can teach all of us about generosity, community power, racial equity, and the relationship between money and social change. Free | 3 events, - This webinar will explain why Black cemeteries emerged and what they reveal about exclusion, resistance, and community formation. Free | 6 events, - - Hanna Garth shows how the movement has been affected by misconceptions and assumptions about residents, as well as by unclear definitions of justice and what it means to be healthy. Free - | 3 events,This conference brings together a selection of contributors to SPIRIT HOUSE, a Crossroads Project web resource featuring innovative projects exploring Black religious histories, communities and cultures. Free | 5 events, - The annual Historic Skillman Camp Meeting Reenactment evokes the spirit of an 1899 African American Camp Meeting Free - The Lost Souls Public Memorial Project invites you to gather with us for the 9th Annual Homage to Our Ancestors, a free community event honoring the 160 African Americans who were illegally sold into permanent slavery from New Jersey in 1818, along with the generations of ancestors whose strength, stories, and legacies continue to shape […] Free | |
3 events, - The Stoutsburg Sourland African American Museum open hours Free | 3 events, | 3 events, - Panel discussion exploring John Witherspoon’s complex legacy in Princeton. Free | ||||
3 events, - Highlights Bucks County’s essential role in the secret network that helped enslaved individuals escape to freedom. $30.00 | 4 events, - One-day conference to propose a way forward for a real populist movement for power, progress, and middle-class opportunity $50.00 - Performance of Halloween Afrocomedy-drama by Trenton’s legendary playwright, the late Don Evans $5 – $10 | 3 events, - A lecture by historian Timothy Messer-Kruse, moderated by Mary Tsaltas-Ottomanelli Free | ||||
3 events, - Speaker Priya Vulchi is the author of Good Friends at event honoring supporters of the Robeson House $150 | 3 events,The exhibition, "Wendel White: Memory and Power," will include works from two of White’s recent series, Schools for the Colored and Manifest. Free |