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 […]

Join City officials and staff as we launch a day of online programming celebrating Juneteenth Includes an introduction to the history of Juneteenth with Curator of Education Rodney Dawson at […]

The singer, composer and Greensboro native talks with Curator of Exhibits Robert Harris about bringing African American history to life through music, storytelling and performance. Topics include Giddens’s ongoing composition […]

Curator of Education Rodney Dawson visits Dame's Chicken & Waffles to learn about culinary traditions associated with Juneteenth celebrations. Access the program at the City of Greensboro Facebook page Part […]

The Fifteenth Amendment, which prevents states from excluding voters on the basis of race, is 150 years old this year. Yet the fulfillment of its promises has been a long […]

Curator of Education Rodney Dawson talks to Dr. Arwin Smallwood of the Department of History & Political Science at North Carolina A&T State University about Greensboro connections to Juneteenth and […]