EVENTS PROGRAMS LECTURES
October 22, 2024 Program: The Sugar King: Leon Godchaux, A New Orleans Legend, His Creole Slave, and His Jewish Roots presented by Peter Wolf
November 26, 2024 Program
Yvonne Lewis Day, Editor, Columnist, Researcher, and Author: Who Will Sing My Name? The Loss of the Steamboat Monmouth.
September 24, 2024 Program: Fourteenth Colony: The Forgotten Story of the Gulf South During America's Revolutionary Era presented by Mike Bunn
May. 28, 2024 Program:
Erasing Slavery - How Stories of Slavery and Freedom (in Natchez) Shape Battles over the Constitution presented by Dr. Ariela Gross
Apr. 23, 2024 Program:
Outliving the White Lie, a Southerner's Historical Genealogical, and Personal Journey presented by James Wiggins
Feb. 27, 2024 Program:
Anne Moody's novel, Coming of Age in Mississippi. Why It Matters presented by Dr. Roscoe Barnes
Jan. 23, 2024 Annual Dinner:
Catching the Rabbit - US Grant and the Vicksburg Campaign. Presented by Dr. David Nolen Barnes.
Nov. 2, 2023 Special Program:
Luc Borms, Historian and musician on the Blues and the Mississippi Delta
Oct 24, 2023 program:
The mysteries of naturalist, John J Audubon’s landscape painting of Natchez, presented by Mimi Miller
Sept. 26, 2023 program:
Murder on Pretty Creek - Stunning Revelations on an
Old Case presented by Stanley Nelson
May 23, 2023 Program:
Natchez Massacre and Ground Zero for Slavery presented by Jessica Crawford
Feburary 28 2023 Program:
The Road to 'A Raisin in the Sun': The Link Between the Hansberry Family of Gloster, Mississippi, and Alcorn A&M Collegepresented by Dr. J. Janice Coleman
March 28, 2023 Program:
Mississippi's Museum of Art's Upcoming 2023 Solo Show featuring the recent work of artist Noah Satterstrom presented by Dr. Megan Hines
April 25 2023 Program:
An Early 20th Century Team of Natchez Trailblazers, Ethel Clagget and Mabel Porter presented by Judy Wiggins
Jan. 26, 2023 Annual Dinner: John James Audubon in Natchez presented by Danny Heitman
September 27 2022 Program:
Please Don't Tear It Down--22 Years of the 10 Most Endangered Historical Places in Mississippi presented by Lolly Rash
October 25 2022 Program:
The Jewish History of Mississippi presented by Dr. Stuart Rockoff
November 28 2022 Program:
Hernando De Soto and the First European Contact With the Mississippian Civilization of the Lower Mississippi Valley presented by Dr. Max Grivno
May 24 2022 Program:
Enslavement to Enlistment: Profiles of the Men of the 58th Infantry, U.S. Colored Troops presented by Jeff Mansell