Public Programs

Jason Baum will explore how the people of Greensboro experienced World War I, and touch on the symbolism and intent of War Memorial Stadium. He is a Ranger at Guilford […]

Writer and nationally known broadcaster Michael Lasser, along with singers Cindy Miller and Alan Jones, turn the museum into a cabaret. The time is WWI, and audiences will hum along […]

Natalie McLean, the Chaplain at Bennett College, will talk about the history of the school, highlight some of its notable alumni, and share a few student profiles. Social time begins […]

The lives and work of African American educators in the decades following school desegregation are the focus of Teachers on the Frontline of School Desegregation, a community display developed by Greensboro's […]

Learn about and discuss the history of the Central Carolina Convalescent Hospital site. This forgotten place was also part of the World War II Overseas Replacement Depot and a detention […]

Curator of Education Dean MacLeod will discuss the power of artifact contemplation. Using meaningful questions, the museum can help visitors view objects and see history in new ways. Social time […]

This critically acclaimed group performs as part of Lifted Voices: Greensboro Women Making Herstory. The Lorena Guillen Tango Ensemble's latest project, The Other Side of My Heart, documents journeys of Latina […]

Susan Webster, Museum Registrar and Curator of Textiles, is our guide for the extraordinary story of one of the museum’s oldest objects. We will look at its origins and ownership […]

The Gate City turns 210 this year. We're celebrating the date the first city lots were were sold with a casual, family-fun afternoon of storytelling, crafts and celebrations.

Featuring the Guilford Courthouse Fife & Drum Corps. Join us at 10 for coffee and refreshments. Program begins 10:30. Guests welcome. For more information, call Sandra Canipe at 336.273.6491.