The American Red Cross has a great need to increase its blood supply and a critical need for African American and Black individuals to give blood following a decline in donations needed for patients with sickle cell disease amid the COVID19 outbreak. Wesleyan College BSA, the new Center for Social and Racial Equity, and the […]
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The latest exhibition at the Tubman Museum opens on Friday, September 24, 2021. The exhibition is Painter/Poet: The works of Arbon Lane. It features a suite of 21 paintings and poems created by the North Carolina based self-taught artist Arbon Lane (1932 – 2005). Most of visionary artist Arbon Lane’s paintings were made with house […]
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The Tubman Museum’s annual signature fundraiser, All That Jazz Concert and Ball is one of Macon’s most anticipated social events. The featured performers for our next All That Jazz Concert and Ball on Saturday, January 22, 2022 will be Grammy Award winning singer Smokey Robinson. Contact the Tubman Museum at 478-743-8544 for more information. Concert […]
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The American Red Cross has a great need to increase its blood supply and a critical need for African American and Black individuals to give blood following a decline in donations needed for patients with sickle cell disease amid the COVID19 outbreak. Wesleyan College BSA, the new Center for Social and Racial Equity, and the […]
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Art by Leonard Moore August 27 – September 10, 2021 Leonard Moore is a native of New York, where he attended Our Savior Lutheran School. He was always interested in art, and in his youth, he sought to make paintings and drawings that inspired others to aspire and achieve great things. Moore’s artistic interests eventually […]
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