The Tubman Talk Series Overcoming Adversity: Genocide Against the Tutsi in Rwanda and Racial Tension in the United States Mr. Kizito Kalima Founder & Director of the Peace Center for Forgiveness & Reconciliation was born on June 3, 1979, in Nyanza, Rwanda, to Denis and Cecilia Kalima. Kizito is the last born of […]
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Tickets higher (add $10) on the day of event. No outside food or drinks (food trucks available), Lawn Chairs Permitted. Call The Tubman Museum, 478-743-8544, for tickets.
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Zipporah Long is an ambitious and creative person. Zipporah’s interest in painting arose in 2020 when she took part in the virtual Upward Bound program offered by Mercer University. At first, she copied works by other artists, but over time she began to create original works of her own. Zipporah’s art is an expression of […]
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On July 9, 2021, a new exhibition titled Myths and Tales: The Art and Imagination of Tyler Staten opens at the Tubman Museum. The exhibition features 33 works on paper by Staten, a young artist who uses his art as means of confronting issues of race and gender through the guise of mythology, theatre and […]
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The law offices of Daryl Von Yokely along with the Tubman Museum presents Jazz on the Plaza featuring Johnny Hollingshed with Class Act and “AJ the DJ”. Special Appearance by: KHicks Ballroom Dancers. Food trucks, fun and jazz. Bring your lawn chairs. Donations accepted and appreciated.
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