On her last day, please join us in saying thank you to EVPL's CEO-Director, Cyndee Landrum! We thank her for her leadership and wish her good luck as she becomes the Deputy Director for the Office of Library Services for the Institute of Museum and Library Services.

It's a busy month at the museum. Join the Soul Writer's Guild Saturday, June 15, 2019 as we celebrate Emancipation. Highlights include singing, drumming, food and fun. Our guest speaker will be Cyndee Landrum. Festivities start at 4:00 PM. #Juneteenth, #emancipation

There’s still time to sign up for this summer’s theatre camp production of The Wiz Jr. For additional information and for details on how your child (5th to 12th grade) can sign up, contact Unique Stanfield at 812-773-7906. Production will be July 18 and July 19.

Member News! Grow Southwest Indiana Workforce Development Board announces new Executive Director - Sarah Worstell Learn more: swinchamber.com/grow-southwest…

On July 2, 1938, the #EvansvilleArgus promoted the opening of the Lincoln Gardens Housing Project, funded and created by the Works Progress Administration (#WPA). The goal of the project was to fund housing for low-income individuals and raise their standard of living. (cont.)

While the majority of the housing development was demolished, one building was saved and is now home to the Evansville African American History Museum (Evansville African American Museum). Read more about this project and the museum in Evansville Living Living: evansvilleliving.com/articles/prese…

We’re less than two weeks away! Stop by Glenwood or the Museum to get your tickets. At prices this low, you can bring the entire family! @ Evansville African American Museum instagram.com/p/BztzxqHhHeU/…

Meet us Friday, July 12th at 5pm for this discussion. Haven’t read the book? You will want to when you leave! instagram.com/p/BzzbcQyBHht/…

We've compiled a list of the Back to School events being promoted in our community. A big thanks to all those in our community working to ensure students are prepared for a successful school year! #eisforeveryone… instagram.com/p/B0U0X-sBhI4/…

On Wednesday September 4th, 2019 at 3:30 pm, the African American Heritage trail will be dedicated at the museum. Use the link below to view the press release. …canamericanmuseum.files.wordpress.com/2019/09/africa… #eisforeveryone

What did you miss last at last week’s dedication? Details about the collaboration in bringing 7 interpretive signs to the African American Heritage Trail walking tour. The tour is designed to connect the museum and… instagram.com/p/B2PnFV1hhWV/…

After more than 20 years the Family Day Cultural celebration is still going strong. The museum was able to participate with several other organizations to make this year a success! #eisforeveryone instagram.com/p/B2PnpnZhNDD/…

The museum's premier annual event is less than 2 months away. Save the date. Details on how to get tickets coming soon! #eisforeveryone #colourofhumanitygala

Tickets are $125 per person. Options are available to purchase a table and spread the fun! #eisforeveryone

Member Event! Evansville African American Museum presents the Colour of Humanity Gala – Nov. 16 Learn more: swinchamber.com/evansville-afr… Evansville African American Museum Evansville African American Museum Evansville African American

If you need an individual ticket you can also order online: eventbrite.com/e/2019-colour-… #eisforeveryone

The Fall Harvest Event is about a week away. Vendors don’t forget to register via email to [email protected] or [email protected] by October 19!

Come to ArchivesFest to learn about Lincoln High School in Evansville during the 20th century. Thank you to the Evansville African American Museum for letting us use these items! #USIarchives

The Prohibition Party just a few days away. Save the October 31st date. Costumes encouraged. instagram.com/p/B4DgnuaJ6mZ/…

We have a fun filled evening planned on Saturday November 16. Doors open at 6 PM. Featured Performances by Studio D and Phoenix Rising Dance Company and musical acts from BG3 Band. You don’t want to miss this wonderful night in Harlem, New York! 1920s attire is encouraged.