Black Georgetown News Today

A preview of an original work-in-development, the opera “DC Emancipation & The Right to Vote,” was staged in Georgetown at Mount Zion United Methodist

As you know, March is Women’s History Month. It’s a time to celebrate the women who helped shape our country, like Susan B. Anthony, who played a huge role in

Using fragmented histories of the Black people who cared for the house, Ancestral Spaces is a good first step in telling the full story.

In honor of Black History Month, Holy Trinity Church at 3513 N St. NW and the Citizens Association of Georgetown presented “Black Georgetown: The Story of a

In honor of Black History Month, Holy Trinity Church at 3513 N St. NW and the Citizens Association of Georgetown presented “Black Georgetown: The Story of a

Discover the hidden history of slavery at Tudor Place as descendants tell their family's stories. Explore the legacy of enslaved African women and their contributions to the historic home.

INDIANA - In 2023, Indiana Landmarks awarded more than $470,000 to help nonprofits and cities around Indiana save meaningful places. Drawing from various funds, these grants support efforts ranging from architectural assessments and repairs at historic structures to programs, workshops, videos, ...

Before-and-after photos of Nannie’s headstone site were featured prominently on the Black Georgetown Foundation’s Instagram site, along with The

Mount Zion Cemetery-Female Union Band Society Cemetery, located at 27th Street NW and Mill Road NW, was very much alive on a most appropriate day, Juneteenth,

This year’s theme, “In the Black Fantastic: A Never Ending Renaissance” celebrated Black women and femmes in the arts.