Public Programs

Joshua Branton, Gavin Cooley, Virginia Holmes and Azariah Journey connected during protests against racial violence and injustice in Downtown Greensboro. Join them for a conversation about issues that brought them […]

Juilee Decker, Associate Professor of History and Director of the Museum Studies program at Rochester Institute of Technology, joins us to talk about the online digital history collaborative A Journal […]

Kellie D. Brown is Chair of the Music Department at Milligan University in Elizabethton, Tennessee and Director of the Milligan Orchestra. Her recent book “The Sound of Hope” explores how […]

Author Elizabeth Rosner’s 2017 memoir “Survivor Café: The Legacy of Trauma and the Labyrinth of Memory” was a finalist for the National Jewish Book Award and a San Francisco Chronicle […]

Learn the story behind the creation of a Holocaust memorial in Greensboro through a conversation with the people behind it, including artist Victoria Milstein, Holocaust educator Shelly Weiner, Greensboro Jewish […]

Join the Greensboro Public Library and Greensboro History Museum for the premiere of "O. Henry's Gift of the Magi: A Community Read." This new video brings people from across Greensboro […]

With many questions about the changing expectations of law enforcement and ideas about their role in our democracy, this webinar series offers in-depth looks at three areas that connect police, […]

James Baldwin. James Brown. Satchel Paige. These are just a few of the notable Black travelers to stay at Greensboro's Historic Magnolia House. But the Green Book hotel was also […]

With many questions about the changing expectations of law enforcement and ideas about its role in our democracy, this webinar series offers in-depth looks at three areas that connect police, […]

In his new book, North Carolina’s Free People of Color, 1715–1885, Dr. Warren Milteer Jr. of UNCG's Department of History challenges notions about how the South’s racial hierarchies operated. We’ll […]