Community Conversations: Life in the New South

What makes a New South City? What challenges and opportunities does living in the Southern United States present? In this free roundtable community discussion, hosted by the Levine Museum of the New South, you’ll hear from local community members about their experiences and insights on what the New South actually means. How did we get here and where are we heading? Raise your voice and join the conversation.

When thinking about the New South consider this:

·        Who lives in the New South?

·        What do politics look like in the New South?

·        How does the New South deal with its history?

·        How do we imagine what the New South could be?

·        What’s the relationship between the New South and the Old South?

Community Conversations is designed for an audience of forward-facing problem solvers and individuals who want to create change in their community. It encourages round-table dialogue amongst attendees and guest panelists, prompted by conversation starters aligned with the evening's theme. This series explores themes of interest to local communities and creates space for intentional conversations that enlighten and spark change.

This event is FREE however, we do encourage you to register.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Charlotte Mecklenburg Library - University City Regional, 301 East W.T. Harris Boulevard, Charlotte, United States