CELEBRATE JUNETEENTH AT THE HAPEVILLE DEPOT MUSEUM

It’s official!

The Hapeville Depot Museum is excited to host Juneteenth programming for a second year with even MORE programs and activities throughout the day.

 Program Lineup:

All Day Black History Scavenger Hunt with Prizes

9am–10am: Intro to Genealogy Workshop

10am–11am: Gardening Workshop

10:30am–11:30am: Advanced Genealogy Workshop

12pm–1pm: Object Performance in the Black Atlantic Presentation

2pm–3pm: Start Your Archive Presentation

3:30pm–4:30pm: Juneteenth: Past, Present, Future Panel Discussion

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Intro to Genealogy Workshop

Join Dr. Taylor Tamu of the Afro-American Historical and Genealogical Society (AAHGS), Inc. - Metro Atlanta Chapter, as she covers the basics of family research, provides helpful resources, and ways to start tracing your history. RSVP by emailing info@hapevilledepot.org.

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Gardening Workshop

Learn Black foodways and African diaspora seed traditions rooted in the Georgia Piedmont, from emancipation to the present. Complimentary seed starter kits while supplies last!RSVP by emailing info@hapevilledepot.org.

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Advanced Genealogy Workshop

Ready to take your family research further? During this intensive, guests who have begun their genealogy exploration will dive deeper into research strategies and gain insight on next steps for challenges that occur during the process. RSVP by emailing info@hapevilledepot.org.

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Object Performance in the Black Atlantic Presentation

In this engaging presentation, author, historian and performer Dr. Paulette Richards shares the history and importance of storytelling and object performance in the Black Atlantic.

Seating is free, but limited.

For any questions, please email info@hapevilledepot.org.

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Start Your Archive Presentation

Learn the basics of starting a personal or community archive with historian and artist, Antar Fierce. You will gain resources, support, and inspiration during this presentation.

Seating is free, but limited.

For any questions, please email info@hapevilledepot.org.

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Juneteenth: Past, Present, Future Panel Discussion

Join us for a thoughtful conversation reflecting on the history of Juneteenth, its continued significance today, and hopes for the future through community and shared perspectives.

Moderated by: Anon Jackson

Featuring: Luisa Arrieta Fernandez Ph.D., Monte Lowery, Anuli Akanegnbu Ph.D.

Seating is free, but limited.

For any questions, please email info@hapevilledepot.org.

Welcome! The Hapeville Depot Museum is open Wednesday-Saturday 11am-5pm.

The City of Hapeville proudly presents: the Hapeville Depot Museum. Visit one of the oldest remaining train depots in Georgia. Built in 1890, the Hapeville Depot predates the city of Hapeville and stands as a lasting legacy of industry in the region.

While the Depot has been restored to its original appearance, the interior offers a robust museum. The building is a part of Hapeville Historic District, a recognized site on the National Register of Historic Places.

The museum welcome visitors and provides curated tours Wednesday-Saturday 11am-5pm.

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