The 20-minute documentary Cascade: Caring for a Place highlights the history and rehabilitation of an 1895 railroad saloon on S. Elm Street. A conversation with the filmmaker and individuals who […]

Former director William Moore shares intriguing stories about objects acquired during his 40 year career at the Greensboro History Museum. Join us at 10 for coffee and refreshments. Program begins […]

Learn about the Allied D-Day invasion at a free lunch & learn program at the Greensboro History Museum. The preparations for the June 1944 invasion at Normandy began almost two […]

Meet Greensboro’s beloved Dolley Madison (the first to be called “First Lady”), who’ll make her way around as you enjoy afternoon tea, special treats, a magic show and themed crafts. […]

The forecast is for fun at the museums during this year's Downtown Greensboro Fun Fourth Festival. Drop by  to cool off, have a snack and celebrate with us as we […]

Project Democracy 20/20 is a yearlong Greensboro History Museum initiative exploring American democracy through exhibitions, public programs and innovative community connections. We want you to help shape Project Democracy 20/20. Come […]

Project Democracy 20/20 is a yearlong Greensboro History Museum initiative exploring American democracy through exhibitions, public programs and innovative community connections. We want you to help shape Project Democracy 20/20. Come […]

Project Democracy 20/20 is a yearlong Greensboro History Museum initiative exploring American democracy through exhibitions, public programs and innovative community connections. We want you to help shape Project Democracy 20/20. Come […]

1969, orbiting Earth, three astronauts Michael Collins, Neil Armstrong, and Buzz Aldrin set out on a likely death mission that could only end in one of three ways: land, abort, […]

Learn about the contributions of one of the most decorated Greensboro soldiers and his Aggie colleagues during World War I. Participants include Ernest Hooker of the NC A&T Department of […]