Oregon Black Pioneers does more than online history exhibits and digital projects. You can find us at talks, events, walking tours, presentations and living history opportunities all across the state. Take a look at our schedule of public programs below to see where you can catch an OBP presentation in person.
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January
January 6
ReEnvisioned Opening Night, Museum of Natural and Cultural History, Eugene, 7:00pm
January 19
MLK Day event with People of Color Outdoors, INFO TBA, Oxbow Park, Gresham
January 29
Black Pioneers Revealed, Museum of Natural and Cultural History, Eugene, 7:00pm
Traveling Exhibits
January 2-February 28
A Man Called York
Tillamook County Pioneer Museum
Tillamook, OR
January 26-February 26
Letitia Carson: An Enduring Spirit of Hope and Freedom
State Library of Oregon, Sponsored by the Oregon State Fire Marshal
Salem, OR
February 1-February 28
The Black Pioneers
Albany Public Library, Sponsored by KinCultivate
Albany, OR
February 1-February 28
Racing to Change: Oregon’s Civil Rights Years
Mary’s Woods
Lake Oswego, OR