Mar 20 – Online Event: The Slave Dwelling Project visits Hobcaw Barony
Joseph McGill, founder of The Slave Dwelling Project, is visiting Friendfield Village at Hobcaw Barony March 19-20, 2015. The Slave Dwelling Project’s
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Feb 26 – 50 years after Freedom Summer…
Remembering the Civil Rights Movement and Discussing the Right to Vote and Access to Quality Education, 50 years after Freedom Summer On
Feb 5 – “Why We laugh” Great Black Comedians Event
Film Screening, Performance, and Discussion: “WHY WE LAUGH: Great Black Comedians,” Darryl Littleton, Author and Comedian, Avery Research Center, McKinley Washington Auditorium
Join the Gullah/Geechee READ IN!
Celebrating the Gullah/Geechee Literacy Legacy! The theme for Black History Month 2015 is “A Century of Black Life, History and Culture” which
Jan. 17 – Hidden History Art Exhibit Opening
“Remember What I Told You To Forget” John L Dart Library 1067 King Street, Charleston, SC January 17, 2015 at 2:30PM Anti-slavery
FREE CONCERT – 1965: A Martin Luther King, Jr., Reflection Tribute Performance
Concert – 1965: A Martin Luther King, Jr., Reflection Tribute Performance The Charleston Symphony Orchestra Gospel Choir and the Charleston Symphony Orchestra Spiritual
Infographic – History of Charleston Cuisine
Thanks to Culinary Tours of Charleston for the great infographic!
Nov 4 – Vote YES for Charleston Libraries!
Our libraries and their staff are fabulous. And the impact and reach of our library system is obvious. 260,139 people have library
Oct 27 – Community Symposium on Hampstead Square
Curious about Charleston’s Hampstead Square? If you’d like to learn more about this often-overlooked gem of Charleston’s geography, please join archivist Dr.
Oct 18 – ZOOM IN REACH OUT is Coming to Charleston!
ZOOM IN REACH OUT Co-Created By: Atlantic Impact, empowering youth to be the next generation of innovators in making their communities