In this engaging homeschool program, kids will explore the garden from the perspective of three different scientific disciplines to learn how plants, birds, and insects grow, adapt, and interact to […]
Join a monthly online discussion of fiction and nonfiction exploring the diverse experiences that shaped the United States. The series marks 250 years of American independence while considering how the […]
This lecture will reveal the remarkable story of Paul Edmonson, a formerly enslaved man who built what became one of the largest Black-owned farms in Montgomery County. Learn about his 14 enslaved children, the family’s attempts to escape, and their participation in the abolition movement. Ticketed.
Presenter(s): Dianne Bradley and Juanita Sealy-Williams This lecture will reveal the remarkable story of Paul Edmonson, a formerly enslaved man who built what became one of the largest Black-owned farms in Montgomery County. Learn about his 14 enslaved children, the family’s attempts to escape, and their participation in the abolition movement. Recommended for all ages. […]
Enjoy a guided tour of the grounds at Josiah Henson Museum and Park to learn about the features and artifacts that inform our understanding of Rev. Josiah Henson’s life at […]
One night. Countless centuries. At The Ag Farm Ball, the boundaries of time disappear as emperors mingle with pirates, Victorian ladies dance beside medieval nobles, and adventurers from every age […]
Claudia Kousoulas and Ellen Letourneau will share stories from their book, A Culinary History of Montgomery County, MD, that explore local historical foodways—how we grow, sell, prepare, and serve food. […]
In celebration of International Underground Railroad Month, Woodlawn Manor Cultural Park invites you to an educational tea party! Enjoy a traditional Afternoon Tea in the parlor of Woodlawn Manor. Clarksville […]