Opening Event: Determined Exhibit
The 400 Year Struggle for Black Equality Traveling Exhibit
Wednesday, September 24
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Local History/Special Collections
Second FloorLearn about 400 years of Black history in Virginia through stories of struggle, strength, and community at Barrett Branch Library.
Join us for the opening of The Determined traveling exhibit, which traces four centuries of Black history in Virginia through the stories of extraordinary individuals who fought for equality and, in doing so, helped define our shared American ideals.
As a complement, the Local History/Special Collections Branch will present a PowerPoint highlighting Alexandria’s own stories of extraordinary individuals whose lives and legacies shaped the city's journey toward equality.
AGE GROUP: | All Ages |
EVENT TYPE: | Special Event | Local History | Family |
TAGS: | Local History | black history |
Local History/Special Collections
Hours
About the branch
Appointments encouraged but not required.
Parking: No library parking lot. Street parking is available. A paid parking lot is available on the 100 block of North Alfred Street.
Public Transit:
- Metrorail: Yellow and Blue lines at Braddock Road (1 mile) and King Street Stations (1.1 miles).
- Metrobus: A11, A12, F19
- DASH Bus: 30, 31, Old Town Circulator
- King Street Trolley: King & Columbus
For reasonable disability accommodation, contact jgregorio@alexlibraryva.org or call 703.746.1701 or TTY 703.746.1790.