Join fellow family historians who enjoy turning research into stories! The group who meet every Thursday from 11:00 - 1:00 EST and shares tips, feedback, and inspiration for writing family histories, articles, and memoirs. Reach out to Tommy Beatty at mailto:tommygbeatty@gmail.com for more information.
Happy Friday everyone! Just a friendly reminder that we will be getting together next Thursday, Feb. 19, beginning at 6:00pm, for our next C'MON gathering. For February, we will be gathering at the Brewers at Yancey, 4001-A Yancey Rd. Charlotte, NC 28217. Please come out and network, share a drink and a laugh! We look...
Included with general admission to the Charlotte Museum of History, enjoy live cooking demonstrations in the Historic Log Kitchen on February 21. Experience the sights and smells of 18th-century cooking - demonstrations are for viewing only and do not include food tastings.
Attendees will learn the art of quilt making in the cellar of the Main House and will be able to take their mini-quilts home with them at the end of the workshop! Participants will have the opportunity to work with Master Quilter, Naomi Rankin of the Friendship Missionary Baptist Church Quilting Chapter. Registration is required...
Olde Meck established the Sutcliffe-Ferguson Family Research Center (FRC) to provide access to books, ancestor charts, maps, special collections, online resources, and other sources valuable for researching family histories. The FRC has many unique collections that are unpublished and unavailable elsewhere. Volunteers are available to assist members and guests. Access to desktop computers, online genealogy...
Join fellow family historians who enjoy turning research into stories! The group who meet every Thursday from 11:00 - 1:00 EST and shares tips, feedback, and inspiration for writing family histories, articles, and memoirs. Reach out to Tommy Beatty at mailto:tommygbeatty@gmail.com for more information.
The Spring meeting of the North Carolina Presbyterian Historical Society will be February 27-28 to coincide with the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge, 20 miles NW of Wilmington. Friday the 27th is the main feature of a several-day celebration at Moore’s Creek where the first Revolutionary battle in N.C. and the...
Honoring Black Heroes in Service and Sacrifice This year’s African American Heritage Festival explores the theme Red, White, Blue, and Black, highlighting the often-overlooked stories of Black military service throughout American history. In honor of the 250th anniversary of the United States, we’ll examine how African American service members have shaped, and been shaped by, the...
Olde Meck established the Sutcliffe-Ferguson Family Research Center (FRC) to provide access to books, ancestor charts, maps, special collections, online resources, and other sources valuable for researching family histories. The FRC has many unique collections that are unpublished and unavailable elsewhere. Volunteers are available to assist members and guests. Access to desktop computers, online genealogy...
Join fellow family historians who enjoy turning research into stories! The group who meet every Thursday from 11:00 - 1:00 EST and shares tips, feedback, and inspiration for writing family histories, articles, and memoirs. Reach out to Tommy Beatty at mailto:tommygbeatty@gmail.com for more information.
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.
Members of the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra perform Suites, Partitas and Sonatas for unaccompanied cello, violin, flute and harpsichord. David Wilson, baroque violin - Francis Yun, harpsichord - Sung Lee, baroque flute, and Lisa Liske, baroque cello Tickets: $20 general/$15 students & seniors. More info at: https://www.ncbaroqueorchestra.org