17th Annual Interfaith Potluck Dinner
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Free Event
Please register by October 23
You are invited to bring an (ethnic/religious) dish to share with neighbors from varied religious traditions. Each dish must have its ingredients clearly labeled due to dietary and religious restrictions.
An after-dinner program will feature a panel of representatives sharing their beliefs on "What Happens After Death," followed by questions and discussion.
Questions email: voicesoffaith@gmail.com
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More about Harrison Museum of African American Culture
The Harrison Museum of African American Culture has told the story of Black life in the Roanoke Valley since 1985. It began on the ground floor of the old Harrison School, which opened in 1917 as the first school in the city to teach Black students past the seventh grade, with Lucy Addison as its first principal. After years downtown, the museum is back in Northwest Roanoke in its new home at Melrose Plaza. Alongside its exhibits on local history, it hosts cabaret nights, workshops and community gatherings like the annual Interfaith Potluck.
