The Black History Museum & Cultural Center of Virginia presents the complex experiences of the people of Africa and the African Diaspora, with an emphasis on Virginians, by collecting, preserving and interpreting historical and cultural artifacts
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PEARLS OF WISDOM:
BLACK FAMILIES AND THE NOBILITY OF
EVERY DAY LIVING
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CANADA DAY - JULY 1ST
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Pearls of Wisdom: Black Families and The Nobility of Every Day Living is the inaugural exhibition of the Black History Museum's 30th Anniversary. The exhibition is a mixed media group exhibition featuring artists that have exhibited at the museum over the years.
Also enjoy the permanent exhibition showcasing the fascinating story of "the Birthplace of Black Capitalism" - Jackson Ward - where the museum is located and one of Richmond's most historic and lovely neighborhoods.
Enjoy FREE ADMISSION during First Fridays Art Walk.
FIRST FRIDAYS: JULY 1, 2001
6:00PM - 8:30PM
It's "Canada Day" at the Black History Museum on Friday, July 1!
Executive Director Maureen E. Lee welcomes fellow Canadians to the museum for free admission and a reception during the First Fridays Art Walk.
EXHIBITION: THROUGH JULY 1, 2011
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