March 28 Historical Hush Arbors, 7 PM, Goodwood Grounds. The Florida Public Archaeology Network, the John G. Riley Center and Museum, and Goodwood present a historical perspective on a religious practice carried out by enslaved people. In an outdoor setting reminiscent of this tradition, speakers will address the history of hush arbors and other avenues of cultural perseverance, how this tradition relates to contemporary issues, and the music that accompanied this historical tradition. Free and open to the public.
Sponsor: Florida Public Archaeology Network
Free and Open to the Public
2017/03/28 - 2017/03/28
Additional time info:
March 28 Historical Hush Arbors, 7 PM, Goodwood Grounds. The Florida Public Archaeology Network, the John G. Riley Center and Museum, and Goodwood present a historical perspective on a religious practice carried out by enslaved people. In an outdoor setting reminiscent of this tradition, speakers will address the history of hush arbors and other avenues of cultural perseverance, how this tradition relates to contemporary issues, and the music that accompanied this historical tradition. Free and open to the public.
Contact: Goodwood Museum and Gardens for more information (850 877 4202)
Goodwood Museum and Gardens
1600 Miccosukee Rd, Tallahassee, FL 32308
The Museum’s main entrance is located off Miccosukee Road, just East of Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare. The Museum’s back entrance can be accessed off Surgeons Drive.