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  • Performance: Nation Builders Discuss Slavery

    Join two Nation Builders to discuss how they viewed the complicated tragedy that was the institution of slavery.

  • Performance: God is My Rock

    Gowan Pamphlet, an enslaved man and popular local preacher, offers his perspective on slavery, religion, and freedom.

  • Performance: Measure of a Man's Worth

    While conversing with Major James Innes, Benjamin, an enslaved carriage driver, gradually learns what the revolution has in store for enslaved men and women in Williamsburg.

  • Performance: Judith and Daniel

    Judith and Daniel, an enslaved couple, anxiously await their reunion after a year apart. Learn the tragic story resulting in their separation.

  • Special Event: Anchor Tales

    In this Arts for Learning program, experience how the African oral tradition was passed on through African American stories, a rich tradition that lives on today.

  • Black History Month at Campbell's Tavern

    Celebrate Black History Month with a thoughtfully curated dinner menu at Christiana Campbell’s Tavern. Reservations are recommended on OpenTable.

  • Black History Month at King's Arms Tavern

    Celebrate Black History Month with a specially curated lunch menu at King’s Arms Tavern. Featuring dishes inspired by African American influences on Colonial cuisine and culture.

  • Black History Month

    Learn even more about Black History Month by exploring these resources from both our museum and other trusted institutions.

  • Research Spotlight: Finding Colonial Williamsburg's Black Archaeologists

    Twenty-twenty was an excellent year to be an archaeologist. Direction from the CDC that we gather only outdoors, and that we maintain social distance required only minor tweaks to excavation protocols. Over the last 15 months, Colonial Williamsburg’s archaeologists have charged ahead, spreading out across four acres to excavate Custis …