Join the John Brown House Museum, a museum of the Rhode Island Historical Society, for a thoughtful Black History walking tour on Saturday, April 25th at 11:00 am. Explore the past of Providence’s East Side Black communities that fought gentrification and enslavement. Delve into history as we shed light on racial tensions, community resistance, and how Providence’s diverse demographics were shaped. From the historic neighborhoods to the legacies of struggle and resilience, this journey illuminates Providence’s Black history, honoring both the triumphs and challenges faced by its people.
The walk is about 75 minutes long, covering a distance of one mile over flat and downhill sidewalks. Comfortable walking shoes recommended! The tour will end at 321 S Water St, Providence, RI. Tickets cost $15 per person and $10 for RIHS members, and include admission to the John Brown House Museum on the day of the tour.
Guests can register here.
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