The second in a series of explorations of food, culture and immigration in Greensboro. We'll talking with food makers in person and on video created by the City of Greensboro GTN TV about dishes that connect their family traditions, stories and histories with their present home in Greensboro. Representatives from Casa Azul of Greensboro  will […]

Celebrated historian Fergus M. Bordewich discusses his new book KLAN WAR: Ulysses S. Grant and the Battle to Save Reconstruction at the Greensboro History Museum for the annual Dortch series. Panel discussion with UNC Greensboro professors Mark Elliott and Deborah H. Barnes follows. Free event. Books for sale from Scuppernong Books. Bordewich is the author […]

Join Greensboro History Museum Inc. at The Colonnade at Revolution Mill for special guest speaker Bland Simpson, NC Literary Hall of Fame author and pianist, lyricist, and composer for the Tony Award-winning Red Clay Ramblers. Also presentation of Voices of a City awards and more. Tickets: $65 members / $70 non-members Purchase tickets by Monday, […]

Drop by the museum to dig into Archaeology Day with the Greensboro History Museum and UNC Greensboro Department of Archaeology.  There will be fun activities and demonstrations for the whole family.

Historian Eric Medlin dives into the history of North Carolina’s Furniture Industry with High Point Museum Curator of Collections Marian Inabinett. Signing to follow with copies for sale from Scuppernong Books.  Free program

Who is Thomas Day? And what is conservation? Discover the answers to both questions and get up close and personal with one of the treasures of our collection. Curator Ayla Amon and Registrar Season Nye will be performing conservation work on a Thomas Day sofa and answering questions in the museum lobby.

Montagnard Dega Association and the Greensboro History Museum present a free community celebration. 2-3 pm Meet young artists and enjoy snacks in the lobby. 3-4 pm Auditorium program with dance performances, an introduction to Gate City Arrivals immigration history, screening of the original short film “My Mother’s Hands,” a panel discussion with immigrant and refugee […]

Celebrating Over 100 Years of Learning & Camaraderie created by The Round Table Study Club of Greensboro, organized in 1922. The community voices space at Greensboro History Museum hosts displays developed and produced by local organizations to highlight significant and sometimes unheard parts of our city’s history.

City holidays in observance of Thanksgiving