Special Event: African Landing Memorial-Meet the Sculptor-A Community Presentation: Brain Owens

August 26, 2023 @ 8:30 am - 10:30 am EDT

Join us as we welcome back Brian Owens to Hampton Roads. Brian will be here to present an update of his work on the African Landing Memorial.

Reservations are required to attend this in person presentation.

Reserve your free ticket here.

Can’t make it in person, the program will also be available on Facebook Live here.

Details

Date:: August 26, 2023
Time:: 8:30 am - 10:30 am EDT
Event Category:: Community Event
Website:: https://fortmonroe.org/event/special-event-african-landing-memorial-meet-the-sculptor-a-community-presentation-2/

Organizer

: Project 1619

Venue

: Fort Monroe Visitor & Education Center
: 30 Ingalls Rd
Fort Monroe, VA 23651 United States + Google Map
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