triad cultural arts exhibits
Exploring Cultural Roots Through Captivating Exhibits
Pop up musems & salons
Bring Black history to you & Schedule today!
Pop Up Museums and Salons – Triad Cultural Arts present a series of curated Black History pop up salons which include banners, video, and online exhibits. Pop up museums include an array of pull up banners covering various aspects of local Black history. Salons include videos, pull-up banners, and an assembly with a speaker and music.
To schedule email: triadculture9@gmail.com
Honoring Early Atkins High School Students Who Became Physicians
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The Green Book Project in NC: Winston- salem Green Book Storymap
The Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission has launched a story map that shares the history of the 18 businesses in Winston-Salem that were listed in the Green Book between 1938 and 1967. None of the buildings that housed these businesses remain standing, but the story map includes historic photos, maps, and newspaper clippings that illustrate the sites and people who owned and managed the businesses. It is available to explore at bit.ly/WSGreenBook.
Rooted In Race: A Communities Journey to School Integration
The exhibition explores a local history of school desegregation to allow openness in discovering the history and impact of school desegregation on the African American community in Winston-Salem, NC. The two primary objectives were:
1.Shed light on the human cost of the policies that era enacted during desegregation.
2. Create a full community narrative through capturing personal experiences and input.
The Shotgun House Project: Happy Hill Neighborhood
The adaptive reuse of the shotgun houses as a public monument to the legacy of those men and women who worked to make a life for their families, pre and post emancipation —Revitalized through artifacts, photographs, videos, and interactive programming. The grounds would serve as an outside exhibit space with interpretive panels and kiosks to expand the story and the footprint of the site.
CONTACT US
P.O. Box 20041, Winston-Salem, NC 27120
(336)-757-8556
info@triadculturalarts.org