Participants between 3 and 5 years of age, accompanied by an adult, will discover their next North Carolina vacation as they learn about our state's tourist attractions, from the mountains to the coast. Read a book and participate in a hands-on activity!

Chris Meekins, an Elizabeth City native, joins us this Wednesday to discuss the Roster project. He is tasked with packing up the old Roster office and has also decided to track the project's history. Join us in person or virtually through Zoom! zoomgov.com/meeting/regist…

Happy Fall! Our first History for Lunch in October is next Wednesday. It will feature David Moore discussing the work and history of the Berry site he has led for 25 years. Available in person and virtually through Zoom: zoomgov.com/meeting/regist…

Due to the ongoing and unfortunate devastation in Western North Carolina, tomorrow's History for Lunch has been canceled. We hope to reschedule Dr. Moore's lecture at a later date.

Bring the kiddos next Thursday and discover the story of surfing on the Outer Banks as we explore the museum's newest exhibit, Where the Waves Break. Read a book and participate in a hands-on activity! 🌊

On Wed., October 16, Edward Fearing will present his collection of photographs with a virtual walking tour of "old" Elizabeth City dating back to the turn of the century. Join us in person or virtually through Zoom: tinyurl.com/2jzmbj69

Indigenous Peoples' Day, recognized through proclamations, celebrates and honors Native American peoples and commemorates their histories and cultures.

Due to unexpected circumstances, the museum gift shop will be closed today!

Next Saturday, come in and pick up a free Take It, Make It packet to celebrate Halloween! The packet includes at-home activities and learning resources to prepare for the spooky day. Packets are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis while supplies last. 🎃

Next Wednesday, Sharon Meade, site manager-curator of the Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education, Currituck Co., will discuss how a duck hunting trip changed the course of education in Currituck Co. Join us in person or virtually on Zoom: zoomgov.com/meeting/regist…

Our annual gingerbread workshop is filling up quickly! Check out the link below for more details and prices. museumofthealbemarle.com/news/events/an…

Bring the kiddos out next Thursday for Tot Time! Discover how young and old people celebrated Christmas in colonial America. Read a book and participate in a hands-on activity!

Exciting news! After a nationwide search, C.J. Roberts has been named the Executive Director of the North Carolina Museum of History! With 20+ years of experience, C.J. has led four history museums, guiding two through planning & opening phases. More info: bit.ly/4heg4Jt