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​​The AAMP Celebrates and Commemorates Black History Month by exploring the theme of “African Americans and Labor” and offering inclusive programming for visitors of all ages and backgrounds, bringing together diverse audiences in greater appreciation of the Black Experience.

Discover the untold storeis and rich heritage of our Black Chester community through immersive exhibits, interactive displays, and powerful narratives. $3-8. For more information contact Ms. T at 856-803-0620.

This architecture tour will shed light on the landmark’s best features through sketching, photography and more. We will finish the tour inside to make a Valentine to Water with a warm cup of cocoa. Dress to be outdoors. $5/couple or family

Join history educator Carolyn Singleton for a tour of the murals surrounding the Fairhill Burial Ground. Learn about leaders of the Underground Railroad, the Philadelphia Anti-Slavery Society, and the neighbors leading the charge towards justice today. (Rain date - February 22nd)

Celebrates Victorian culture and support the Ebenezer Maxwell Mansion, Philadelphia's museum of nineteenth-century daily life. Taking place in a historic home's ballroom in Chestnut Hill, the evening will feature food, music, dance, and a celebration of bygone era. $80+

Celebrate Black History Month with a special presentation about Concord's U.S. Colored Troops veterans. Examine Civil War artifacts, learn about the service of the USCTs and discover the men who served our country during the American Civil War. Light refreshments provided.

Born Araminta Ross, Harriet Tubman lived as a slave on a Maryland plantation. Despite many hardships and a physical injury that caused seizures throughout her life, she was a determined woman of conviction. This presentation takes each and every audience member along for the ride.

Come learn about Genealogy and get started on researching your ancestors! Learn how to set up your family tree and figure out what the Ancestry DNA kits are all about. Or get help with your current research! Feel free to bring your own laptop/tablet, but we do have a few to borrow.

Lee Hawkins talks about the examination of his family’s legacy of post-enslavement trauma and resilience in this riveting memoir, which tells the story of one Black family's pursuit of the American Dream through the impacts of systemic racism and racial violence.

In these lectures, renowned local architects, professors, and historians explore the political, economic, and design trends that drove Philadelphia’s development. Series pass $60/100; Individual $10/15

Madame C.J. Walker invented a line of African American hair products after suffering from a scalp ailment that resulted in her own hair loss. Her business acumen led her to be one of the first American women to become a self-made millionaire. Registration required.

Join us for an evening of meaningful conversation on the importance of historic preservation in a rapidly changing city. Featuring a panel of leading experts, this event will explore the challenges and opportunities of preserving Philadelphia’s history while embracing the city’s future. $0/20

The conference aims to restore Black people as central historical actors in Philadelphia, paying particular attention to their abolitionist, cultural, economic, social, and political networks. Hosted by the Library Company of Philadelphia and McNeil Center for Early American Studies at UPenn.

Zoom in at noon on the third Friday monthly, to learn resource development tips to help with your America 250 fundraising, marketing, volunteer recruitment & retention. Hosted by CC250. 11/24- 3/25: Fundraising; 4/25-5/25: Marketing; 6/25: Social Media; 7/25: Volunteers.

Maple Sugar will Take place at the Tree house and tours starting on Forbidden drive. Sap and syrup tasting, tree tours to see the tapped maple trees, and open house to visit inside the center. Donations welcome!

On this walking tour, you’ll meet Black trailblazers who broke color barriers and overcame adversity to make lasting contributions to music, entertainment, politics, sports and more. You’ll hear their stories and enjoy a walk in the beautiful setting of this historic cemetery. $8.50-17

The party of the year is coming! CPF invites you to a special evening of food and drink, colonial music and dancing, silent auction and more! Support the farm and spend a wonderful night of winter fun! 21+ $150/175

With Rococo Dialogues, Filament celebrates the salons of Anne Louise Brillon and the musical inventions they sparked. Madame Brillon, a brilliant musician and keyboardist living in Paris in the 18th century, was a confidante of Benjamin Franklin. $5-30