Our partners at Beta Nu Zeta chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Inc. have decided to postpone this program. The Zeta Phi Beta Community Voices display will remain on view through […]

Gayle Fripp, Guilford County historian, will talk about her recent book, Faith on the Move, and the influence of the Methodist denomination in Greensboro. Social time begins at 10, with […]

We regret to announce that Barbara Clark Smith’s lecture has been canceled due to travel restrictions for Smithsonian employees. Other museum programs are continuing as scheduled, unless otherwise indicated. The […]

We regret to announce that this has been canceled after consultation with our partners at Guilford County Schools. Other museum programs are continuing as scheduled, unless otherwise indicated. Check our […]

From 1 to 4 pm, costumed interpreters bring history to life by sharing Greensboro stories in first person. Plus fun family activities in LeBauer Park as part of NC Folk […]

Learn more about the Greensboro History Museum's Project Democracy 20/20 initiative and the Smithsonian traveling exhibition American Democracy: A Great Leap of Faith with Museum Director Carol Ghiorsi Hart and […]

New date TBA Popup exhibition and history meet-up with UNC Greensboro Archives & Special Collections The 1920s were a time of massive growth in Greensboro. The new 17-story Jefferson Building […]

Bring the whole family for special members-only hours on the closing day for the Smithsonian traveling exhibition American Democracy: A Great Leap of Faith. Not a museum member? Click here to […]

Beginning in the late 1760s, a group of Piedmont NC farmers calling themselves the Regulators organized against increased taxation and other injustices from colonial officials. These protests would lead to […]

Live webcast lecture with Smithsonian curator Barbara Clark Smith discussing American democracy past and present Our nation rests on the consent of the people. But who are the people? How […]