30+ year run event ran twice a year at the Havre de Grace Community Center. We have just recently added vintage paper & Civil War related items. Dozens of vendors with postcards from all over, advertising, holidays, paper, dolls, etc....Read More
Black History Live! invites the public to a free, multi-sensory celebration on the last two weekends of February. The event will kick-off with the return of “A Race Against Race,” a series of anti-racism message quilts by Quilter/Priest Mother Carol...Read More
*Originally scheduled for February 12th at 5:30 pm, this class has been rescheduled for February 19th at 5:30 pm due to inclement weather.* Join the Havre de Grace Maritime Museum, in collaboration with the Havre de Grace Colored School Museum...Read More
Celebrate Black History Month by learning about the Underground Railroad and its connection to Harford County, the Susquehanna River, and the Chesapeake Bay through our exhibit, Other Voices of Freedom. This class will include a lesson and story. After the...Read More
30+ year run event ran twice a year at the Havre de Grace Community Center. We have just recently added vintage paper & Civil War related items. Dozens of vendors with postcards from all over, advertising, holidays, paper, dolls, etc....Read More
This is an event to celebrate the American Legion's 106th birthday and raise money for the Havre de Grace Living War Memorial and Museum. Event takes place in the hall and space is limited. Tickets can be purchased at the...Read More
Join the Havre de Grace Maritime Museum, in collaboration with the Havre de Grace Colored School Museum and Cultural Foundation, during Black History Month for the “Reclaiming the Narrative” lecture series. This series will examine African American history as a...Read More
Join the Havre de Grace Maritime Museum, in collaboration with the Havre de Grace Colored School Museum and Cultural Foundation, during Black History Month for the “Reclaiming the Narrative” lecture series. This series will examine African American history as a...Read More
Cultural Agitators is a conversation between history and contemporary art that reflects groups, individuals, or movements that shake things up and facilitate change. Artwork reflecting on what it means to be a "Cultural Agitator" will be on display throughout the...Read More
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month by learning about Indigenous peoples who lived along the Chesapeake Bay through our exhibits about the Susquehannock tribe and local petroglyphs, including real and replica artifacts. Each child will create a craft. After the class,...Read More
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