Partner Program

One City, One Book Discussion with author Annette Clapsaddle Indigenous women are often stereotyped in our culture and have been throughout history. Misrepresentation continues to be a tool that perpetuates […]

The Greensboro Public Library is proud to present a One City, One Book stage reading of the play, "The Dragonflies’ Daughters" by Patsy B. Hawkins. Patsy is a local playwright […]

The classic match-up between North Carolina A&T State University in Greensboro and NC Central University in Durham has been a fan favorite for decades. Now on view in the museum […]

Do you see a need in your community and have an idea of how to fix it? The City of Greensboro’s Participatory Budgeting program may be able to help. PB […]

February is National Library Lover’s Month. You are invited to the Greensboro Public Library's thirteenth annual celebration of books and reading! Meet your fellow book lovers. We will welcome three […]

A panel of historians, archivists, and community members talk about the legacy of redlining in Greensboro. Explore the F. D Bluford Library's How Redlining Segregated Greensboro & America traveling popup […]

*INCLEMENT WEATHER UPDATE: Concert has been moved to One Thirteen Brewhouse and museum after-hours activities will not be taking place Learn more at https://www.downtowngreensboro.org/first-friday/

A Conversation with Bakari Sellers, Afrique Kilimanjaro, and Siobhan Riley moderated by Carla Banks.   African Americans in the media industry have historically been underrepresented. Join us for a panel […]

Join McGirt-Horton Library for a presentation by Dr. Deborah Barnes and learn about her work on the history of lynching narratives in the United States. The 1893 lynching of Henry […]

McGirt-Horton Branch Library and the Greensboro History Museum are excited to welcome Dr. Virginia Summey for a presentation and conversation about her new book The Life of Elreta Melton Alexander: Activism […]