6:30 PM History Happy Hour: The African Diaspora as a Tool for Community Building:

Dr. Arventia Washington Cherry
American Anthropological Association

Floyd Roberts, Artist

This talk will examine Prince George’s County, Maryland as a diasporic space by using ethnographic data as a springboard for discussion. It will also consider ways this notion of “Diaspora” can be a useful tool for building community in Prince George’s County, Maryland and in other places.

During May's "History Happy Hour," come explore Sandy Spring Museum’s newest exhibit, Art of the Afrocentric Community, a collection of multi-media sculptures by award-winning artist Floyd Roberts.

Includes beer, wine cocktails, and appetizers.

6:30 PM History Happy Hour: The Afric...

Date and Time

Friday May 16, 2014
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM EDT

Location

Sandy Spring Museum
17901 Bentley Road
Sandy Spring, MD 20860

Fees/Admission

$15.00 in advance online
$15.00 at the door - museum members
$20.00 at the door - non-members

Website

Sandy Spring Museum

Contact Information

info@sandyspringmuseim.org
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