Date and Time for this Past Event
- Wednesday, Jul 21, 2021 7pm - 9pm
Location
City of Raleigh Museum
220 Fayetteville St
Details
Interested in learning more about the Civil Rights Era and what influence it had in Raleigh, North Carolina? Join the Friends of the City of Raleigh Museum for a night of conversation inside the new Civil Rights exhibit, Let Us March On. Our featured guest will be Joe Holt, Jr. whose family lead the charge to desegregate schools in Raleigh on the basis that everyone deserves an equal opportunity to receive a good education. To learn more about Mr. Holt’s story and his family’s legacy, come spend the evening with us.
In addition, we will also be showcasing…
• The City of Raleigh Museum’s, “Year in Review”
• First look at our newly redesigned exhibit about the Civil Rights in Raleigh
• Listen to a conversation lead by Michael S. Williams, founder of the Black-on-Black Project, with Joe Holt Jr.,
• Complementary refreshments provided
This annual meeting will be open to all members. If you are not a member yet, join us! We strongly advise you to become a member and join in on the exclusive behind the scenes and Raleigh’s well-kept secrets, where you will not be able to get anywhere else.
Join Us: Receive your promo code and secure your tickets!
https://www.cityofraleighmuseum.org/become-a-member.html
Join us a few minutes before the event and enjoy a drink!
Parking is available along the street right outside of the museum, or if you choose, there is also parking available at Moore Square/McLaurin Parking Deck located at 233 S Wilmington St. Raleigh, NC 27601.
