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January 2019
Virginia’s Original People in the Colony Symposium
Africans in America: America's Journey Through Slavery, four-part series. Explores the Algonquians Indians, the aboriginal people in Eastern Virginia before contact with the Colonists, and their intersection with Africans.
Find out more »Ain’t I America: Selections from the Petrucci Family Collection of African American Art
A special exhibition for 2019 Commemoration. Co-sponsored by The Petrucci Family Foundation and the Hampton Convention & Visitor Bureau.
Find out more »Tree House at Hampton University Museum
For children 4 -14, Tree House is rooted with a strong educational component that emphasizes the Museum’s collection through workshops and specialized programs including the 2019 Commemoration themes. This event is co-sponsored by the Hampton Alumni Association.
Find out more »February 2019
2019 Commemoration Official Launch Event
Join the 2019 Commemorative Commission at a reception that begins a calendar of 2019 commemorations. 5:30 – 7:30 pm, Queen Street Baptist Church Worship Center located at the intersection of Lincoln and Armistead Avenue. This is a public event.
Find out more »Virginia’s Original People in the Colony Symposium
Africans in America: America's Journey Through Slavery, Part Two
Find out more »Virginia’s Orginial People in the Colony Symposium
Africans in American: America's Journey Through Slavery, part three
Find out more »Faith-Based 1619 Community Roundtable
Roundtable will feature local faith-based leaders who will discuss the role of Christianity in the Black community.
Find out more »March 2019
Rebirth of a Nation
Africans in American: America's Journey Through Slavery, part four.
Find out more »41st Annual Hampton University Black Family Conference
Come celebrate and learn with us. Join us at our beautiful "Home by the Sea," as we celebrate and equip resilient families through renowned keynote speakers, workshops, and fun entertainment and music. Presented by The School of Nursing.
Find out more »Martin Luther King Program
Presented by the Hampton Alumni Association and Hampton University Museum, ages 4-14
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