250 Years: At the Intersection of Art, Democracy, & Black Resistance

Date and Time

Wednesday Feb 25, 2026
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM EST

Location

Lyman Allyn Art Museum
625 Williams Street
New London, CT 06320

Fees/Admission

$20.00 per ticket

Website

https://www.thamesriverheritagepark.org/lecture-series/

Contact Information

860-333-6706
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Description

Tickets: https://www.thamesriverheritagepark.org/lecture-series/

Understand the African American perspective of the promises and potential of the freedom offered in the Declaration of Independence, particularly through the lens of Juneteenth.

Six-Part Lecture Series: "Freedom: The Victories, Promises, and Potentials of 1776"

Dates: January 14-April 29, 2026 | every three weeks

Where: Lyman Allyn Art Museum

Schedule: Reception, 6-7pm | Lecture, 7-8pm

The speakers will explore the meaning of freedom in America, examining its historical implications for various segments of society, all from a local perspective. It will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Ticket purchase includes beverages and light bites during the hour reception prior to the lecture. Guests can also access museum galleries and visit exhibitions while they mingle!