Mobilizing visitors and residents to engage Montgomery's history as inspiration for learning, reflection & artistic creation
NEW DATE! NEW PRICE!
Join us Oct. 24th for a Black Women's Writing Summit
Get a taste of the retreat experience on October 24th at From the Mountaintop, a one-day writing summit featuring author-led workshops by Dionne Ford and Alabama Poet LaureDr. Jacqueline Trimble.
Thanks to a change in date & venue, we've lowered event costs to pass the savings on to you.
Register today for $100 off!
Additional Programming Available for 2026
Voting Rights, Then & Again Community Dinner
Voting Rights, Then & Again Community Dinner
Voting Rights, Then & Again Community Dinner
A facilitated community conversation examining the history and future of voting rights in America.
Arts & Activism: A Performance Experience
Voting Rights, Then & Again Community Dinner
Voting Rights, Then & Again Community Dinner
An exploration of music, spoken word, and performance as tools for social change.
Civil Rights Lessons
Voting Rights, Then & Again Community Dinner
Family History Research & Memoir Workshop
Connecting historical movements for justice with contemporary challenges and opportunities.
Family History Research & Memoir Workshop
Community Economics: Past, Present & Future
Family History Research & Memoir Workshop
Helping participants discover, preserve, and document, and personal and family stories through written narrative.
Moonbeam Performance & Discussion
Community Economics: Past, Present & Future
Community Economics: Past, Present & Future
A staged reading of a work of historical fiction, set in Alabama, followed by a facilitated conversation with the author.
Community Economics: Past, Present & Future
Community Economics: Past, Present & Future
Community Economics: Past, Present & Future
Walking tour and facilitated discussion exploring economic development, wealth-building, and community investment.
Alabama Racial History
Racial History for Youth
Racial History for Youth
Exploring the continuing impact of key moments in Alabama’s racial history, in conversation with expert authors, researchers, and community elders.
Racial History for Youth
Racial History for Youth
Racial History for Youth
Guiding children and/or teens in a program to learn and identify with the history of U.S. racial injustice.
PROGRAMS AVAILABLE FOR GROUP BOOKING STARTING IN AUGUST 2026
Moonbeam: A Staged Reading
Thanks to all who joined us on August 1st for a powerful night of storytelling and community in Montgomery's Cottage Hill neighborhood. Let's do it again soon!
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