Thirst for Freedom: From NH’s Slave Trade to its Civil Rights Movement

The implicit associations and beliefs we harbor in our subconscious cause us to have feelings and attitudes about other people based on characteristics such as race, ethnicity, age, and appearance. With a lens on educational institutions, politics and the law, this closing discussion will feature a group of emerging New Hampshire voice that will explore where we are culturally as a state and where we want to be heading. MORE TEA TALKS

Zoom & Facebook Live Cooking with Selina: A Soul Food Cooking Show More Info Register here

Music to Celebrate Our Ancestors: Drumming, Dance & Song African drumming and dance group Akwaaba Ensemble More Info Register here

The Negro Ensemble Company New York More info Register here

This panel of scholars, featuring special guest Adrian Miller, will explore how history, science, and food connect major events in African American history and define Black culinary traditions. The panel will also share what dental metrics and plaque analysis can tell us about New Hampshire’s early African Americans. More info Register here

A Quest to Thrive: Economics of Slavery & Portsmouth’s Early Black Community Pre-registration is required. Tour Info

Pre-registration is required. Tour Info

Pre-registration is required. Tour Info

Pre-registration is required. Tour Info

Pre-registration is required. Tour Info