The American Revolution was more than a war—it was a transformative moment for the people who lived through it and the generations who came after. More Than 250 is a thought-provoking series of panel discussions that explores the experiences of groups who lived, fought, resisted, and endured in the greater Charlotte region before, during, and...
Queen City Honor Flight at Charlotte Douglas International Airport. FREE, but registration is required. Google “Queen City Honor Flight – Welcome Home Celebration” where tickets are available on Eventbrite.
Community historian Tom Hanchett shares insights from his new book Affordable Housing in Charlotte: What One City’s History Tells Us About America’s Pressing Problem. What does “affordable” mean? Who qualifies? How has funding changed over time? Are there local success stories? Why is there a shortage? Dr. Tom Hanchett enjoys working with community groups on neighborhood...
Enjoy food, fun, and fellowship with your fellow compatriots! Spouses and Guests welcome! This is a self-paid event. Brewers accepts cash, credit, and debit.
Step into Charlotte’s Past with Hands-On History Calling all homeschool families and co-ops! Join us for a special field trip-style experience designed just for you. CMH Homeschool Day offers hands-on, drop-in learning focused on Charlotte’s early history, the Carolina Backcountry, and the American Revolution. Explore the 1774 Rock House, Springhouse, and Tobacco Barn on the historic Alexander homesite Watch...
Harvest time! Two of the crops grown were apples and pumpkins. Both played important roles in a family's survival during Polk’s time here. We will make a simple receipt of apple fritters and apple pupton. As for pumpkins, we are going to make pumpkin pie with a twist. Also, we will try our hand at...
Our October 8 speaker is Cheri Hudson Passey, a professional genealogist, instructor, writer, speaker, and owner of Carolina Girl Genealogy, LLC. Reading old handwriting in documents can often be a challenge. If we can’t understand what a record says, how can we glean facts, clues, and other information to help us build our family trees?...
Please join us on Saturday October 11, 9am-12pm, as we welcome Catawba artist Teresa Dunlap as she hosts an ornament making workshop using long leaf pine. Teresa Dunlap is a Catawba multi-disciplinary artist based in Rock Hill, South Carolina. She specializes in traditional Catawba pottery, basketry, and hand embroidery. Spaces for this hands-on workshop is...
Shining Bright on the East Side! Celebrate the vibrant culture, creativity, and community of East Charlotte at the East Side Sol Festival! This free, family-friendly event will shine a spotlight on the people, organizations, and businesses that make the East Side one of the most dynamic parts of the Queen City. Join us on the museum...
The Charlotte Area Paranormal Society (CAPS) is back by popular demand at Historic Rosedale. On Saturday, October 11, 2025, visitors are invited to follow along in a scientific-minded ghost hunt of Historic Rosedale's 200+ year old house and grounds! Historic homes and grounds have long been rumored to be haunted. Historic Rosedale, which dates back...
Grab a snack and share your thoughts at Snack and Chat — a monthly laid-back community feedback series where you can tell us what you think about the Charlotte Museum of History. That’s right- we are leaving Shamrock Drive and coming to you! We want to hear your ideas, feedback, and hopes for the future of your...