Celebrate Community, Conversation and History With the First Weeksville Summer Fete
To mark a successful season of programming and thank supporters who have stepped up to keep the doors open, Weeksville is holding an afternoon of food and community this weekend.
Support Weeksville and Show Off Your Black History Knowledge
Test your black history knowledge while raising funds for a good cause with a Juneteenth trivia fundraiser at Weeskville Heritage Center.
Breaking: Weeksville Heritage Center in Danger of Closing, Launches Crowdfunding Campaign
It could happen as soon as July, according to an email sent by the organization’s President and Executive Director Rob Fields.
Celebrate Women’s History Month With a Wikipedia-Thon at Weeksville
Scholars and specialists are gathering at Weeksville History Center to focus on the importance of acknowledging the contributions of women and you can play a role in the day.
A New Show at Weeksville Explores the Story of Historically Black Colleges and Universities
Join Weeksville and the Asase Yaa Cultural Arts Foundation for an education-focused theatrical experience.
Preserve Your Family Legacy With an ‘Archives for Black Lives’ Workshop at Weeksville Heritage Center
The full-day workshop brings together oral history and archive experts to offer advice and share thoughts on the importance of preserving the memories of the black experience.
Traverse History and Explore the Stories of 19th Century Black New Yorkers
Hop aboard a trolley and explore Green-Wood Cemetery and Weeksville Heritage Center to learn more about the lives of prominent Black New Yorkers.
Weeksville Celebrates Juneteenth With ‘Unapologetically Black Week,’ Beginning June 19
Get inspired and energized with a week of interactive programming at Weeskville Heritage Center.
An Evening of History, Theater and Food at Weeksville Heritage Center
Get immersed in 19th century atmosphere with a performance of playwright Christina Anderson's 'pen/man/ship' as part of a new dinner theater series at Weeksville Heritage Center.
Set Back the Clock With a Visit to the Historic Interiors of Weeksville (Photos)
While actual time travel has not yet been proven possible, there's a spot in Brooklyn that allows the history-obsessed to immerse themselves in the living spaces of Brooklynites between the 1860s and 1930s.
