Recorded Feature “The Second Middle Passage: An Exploration of the Domestic Slave Trade in the US” Presented By Dr. Shannon Eaves for The 28th Annual Middle Passage Ancestor Remembrance Ceremony – Today June 14 2025

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We invite you to join us for a powerful recorded presentation by Dr. Shannon Eaves, Associate Professor of History at the College of Charleston, during the 28th Annual Middle Passage … Continue reading Recorded Feature “The Second Middle Passage: An Exploration of the Domestic Slave Trade in the US” Presented By Dr. Shannon Eaves for The 28th Annual Middle Passage Ancestor Remembrance Ceremony – Today June 14 2025

The 28TH Annual Middle Passage Ancestor Remembrance Ceremony is Being Held at Brittlebank on June 14th, 2025

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The Charleston Area Branch of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) Remembrance Committee invites the public to attend the 28th Annual Middle Passage Ancestor … Continue reading The 28TH Annual Middle Passage Ancestor Remembrance Ceremony is Being Held at Brittlebank on June 14th, 2025

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT – UPCOMING CHS ASALH QUARTERLY MEETING @ ECPI – SAT. APRIL 12, 2025

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Greetings and Salutations! I am writing to appeal to all Charleston Area Branch Members about the importance of this month's quarterly meeting. We have unfinished business that requires all of … Continue reading LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT – UPCOMING CHS ASALH QUARTERLY MEETING @ ECPI – SAT. APRIL 12, 2025

CANCELLED EVENT NOTICE – The Charleston Area Branch ASALH Discussion: Women & Charleston Business, African American Antique Pioneer, Diana McCall Brown @ Cynthia Hurd Library – March 22

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We regret to announce that, due to unforeseen circumstances of matters we do not control, CHS ASALH has decided to cancel the event at CCPL-Hurd, St. Andrews, tomorrow, Saturday, March … Continue reading CANCELLED EVENT NOTICE – The Charleston Area Branch ASALH Discussion: Women & Charleston Business, African American Antique Pioneer, Diana McCall Brown @ Cynthia Hurd Library – March 22

CHS ASALH Celebrating Women’s History Month & African Americans and Labor: A Discussion Honoring Dianna McCall Brown and the Legacy of Black Entrepreneurs

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The Charleston Branch of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) invites you to a Women’s History Month event featuring CHS ASALH members Dr. Barbara … Continue reading CHS ASALH Celebrating Women’s History Month & African Americans and Labor: A Discussion Honoring Dianna McCall Brown and the Legacy of Black Entrepreneurs

Charleston ASALH Kicks Off Black History Month 2025: Exploring “African Americans and Labor”

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The Charleston Area Branch of the Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) is thrilled to announce the start of an exciting new year of events, … Continue reading Charleston ASALH Kicks Off Black History Month 2025: Exploring “African Americans and Labor”

Charleston Area Branch ASALH Commemorate the Birthday of Dr Carter G. Woodson – Join Us, Dec. 9th for a Special Celebration!

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The Charleston Area Branch ASALH invites you to commemorate the birthday of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, "The Father of Black History." This event celebrates his legacy and contributions to Black … Continue reading Charleston Area Branch ASALH Commemorate the Birthday of Dr Carter G. Woodson – Join Us, Dec. 9th for a Special Celebration!

“The Charleston Museum’s Beyond the Ashes Exhibit: An Excluxive Tour with Charleston Area Branch ASALH Members”

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On October 23, 2024, Charleston Area Branch ASALH members enjoyed a private tour of the Charleston Museum’s newest exhibit, Beyond the Ashes: The Lowcountry’s New Beginnings. Opened to the public … Continue reading “The Charleston Museum’s Beyond the Ashes Exhibit: An Excluxive Tour with Charleston Area Branch ASALH Members”

Join CHS ASALH for “Septima” at Waterfront Park – A Play About Local Civil Rights Leader Septima P. Clark – October 26

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Join us for “Septima”, a play by Patricia Williams Dockery, presented by Pure Theatre. This powerful production tells the story of Charleston native and civil rights pioneer Septima P. Clark, whose lifelong dedication to education and equality left an indelible mark on the Civil Rights Movement. The event takes place on Saturday, October 26th at 2 PM at Waterfront Park. Admission is free—bring your own seating and enjoy an afternoon of history and inspiration.