Frederick Douglass Community Reading

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Frederick Douglass Community Reading

Family & KidsStorytime & LiteracyArts & EntertainmentVisual Arts & GalleriesFamily, Youth & Education / Storytime & LiteracyArts & Entertainment / Visual Arts & Galleries
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Outdoor activityIndoor venueHistoric VenueFamily-friendlyGeneral PublicParents/ToddlersFree AdmissionPublic
When:
July 4, 2026 · 10:00 AM
Where:
5828 Old Oxford Highway, Durham, NC
Source:
Raleigh Parent – Family Events

Join us at the historic Stagville State Historic Site for a poignant and powerful community reading of Frederick Douglass famous speech, What to the Slave is the Fourth of July. This special event invites participants to gather at the historic slave quarters at Horton Grove to reflect on the legacy of freedom and the complex history of our nation. Commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, this gathering encourages us to engage with one of the most significant abolit

Family & KidsArts & EntertainmentOutdoor activityIndoor venueHistoric VenueFamily-friendlyGeneral PublicParents/ToddlersFree AdmissionPublic

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    Bahama, NC

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    Raleigh Parent – Family Events

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    Family & Kids, Storytime & Literacy, Arts & Entertainment

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    Family & Kids, Arts & Entertainment, Outdoor activity, Indoor venue