Special Exhibit: Celebrating 100 Years of Black History Month
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This special exhibit explores how African American history has been remembered, preserved and shared over the past century – and why that work matters now more than ever.
Visitors will discover the origins of Black History Month alongside a broader look at how communities honor the past through meaningful places, traditions and cultural events, from Hampton University’s Emancipation Oak to Juneteenth, the Umoja Festival and more.
At a time when Black history faces renewed challenges, this exhibit affirms Portsmouth’s commitment to preserving, sharing and amplifying Black voices – recognizing Black history as a vital and living part of the American story.
Plan your visit: https://www.blkhistorynow.com/museum-exhibit/
Visitors will discover the origins of Black History Month alongside a broader look at how communities honor the past through meaningful places, traditions and cultural events, from Hampton University’s Emancipation Oak to Juneteenth, the Umoja Festival and more.
At a time when Black history faces renewed challenges, this exhibit affirms Portsmouth’s commitment to preserving, sharing and amplifying Black voices – recognizing Black history as a vital and living part of the American story.
Plan your visit: https://www.blkhistorynow.com/museum-exhibit/
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Where is it happening?
904 Elm Avenue, Portsmouth, VA, United States, Virginia 23704
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Host or PublisherPortsmouth Colored Community Library Museum
