Fifth Third Community Day
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September is International Underground Railroad month. In addition to free admission for the day, we are proud to host an exciting lineup of programs fitting for this month's theme as well as the theme in our temporary exhibit, Witness to the Journey: Matt Herron and the Deep South, 1965.
Programs include tabling and presentations from other Underground Railroad sites in our region, a screening of the new film "Escape 28," followed by a vocal performance and panel discussion, voter registration, a blood drive hosted by Hoxworth and an intriguing conversation on how free Black communities in Ohio River towns and in rural settlements provided critical networks of refuge and assistance to freedom seekers.
Fifth Third Community Days are made possible through the generous support of the Fifth Third Foundation. Museum guests receive free admission and the opportunity to experience special programming activities. Reserve your tickets online or in-person.
Programs include tabling and presentations from other Underground Railroad sites in our region, a screening of the new film "Escape 28," followed by a vocal performance and panel discussion, voter registration, a blood drive hosted by Hoxworth and an intriguing conversation on how free Black communities in Ohio River towns and in rural settlements provided critical networks of refuge and assistance to freedom seekers.
Fifth Third Community Days are made possible through the generous support of the Fifth Third Foundation. Museum guests receive free admission and the opportunity to experience special programming activities. Reserve your tickets online or in-person.
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50 East Freedom Way, Cincinnati, OH, United States, Ohio 45202
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Host or PublisherNational Underground Railroad Freedom Center
