Historical interpreter Traci Marie Coleman will tell the story of Elizabeth Keckley, a former slave hailing from Dinwiddie, Virginia.
Elizabeth Keckley used her talents to purchase her freedom and became the dressmaker for First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln. Registration begins Feb. 1.
A Chesterfield County and Virginia State University Black History Month Program. Chesterfield County and Virginia State University thank the many donors who make these Black History Month events possible.
AGE GROUP: | Middle School | High School | Elementary (Grades K-2) | Elementary (Grades 3-5) | Adult |
EVENT TYPE: | History, Heritage, Genealogy |
Meadowdale Library’s prairie style architecture inspires admiring comments for the warm and welcoming feeling created by the building - and the staff. Meadowdale is closely connected to its diverse community. A large part of CCPL’s bilingual and Spanish-language books are at the Meadowdale library, which also hosts a Spanish study hour every week. The Chesterfield Business Suite and small business workshops help local entrepreneurs become successful, while job seekers get help with applications and learning interview and work skills. The beautiful large meeting room with its own kitchen is perfect for workshops and events.
