History of Slavery in New Jersey
An in-depth presentation on the history of slavery in New Jersey in support of the 313+ Ancestors Speak Project Archive
Discover upcoming Elizabeth NJ events from GoElizabethNJ250, including historical programs, community celebrations, public tours, cultural experiences, and special activities tied to America’s 250th anniversary. This event calendar highlights ways for residents and visitors to experience Elizabeth, New Jersey through its history, culture, and public life.
An in-depth presentation on the history of slavery in New Jersey in support of the 313+ Ancestors Speak Project Archive
Join Bob Gula on March 25, 2026 for a hybrid talk on Elizabethtown’s role in the Revolutionary War. Hosted by GoElizabethNJ250.
Explore April 2026 Rev250 programming at Elizabeth Public Library, featuring exhibits, history talks, and hands-on events across multiple branches.
Explore the history of slavery in New Jersey with historian Rick Geffken in support of the 313+ Ancestors Speak Project Archive.
Explore the many roles of women in wartime through this April 2026 mini exhibit at Elizabeth Public Library.
A community-centered panel exploring the 313+ Ancestors Speak Project and how public history can reclaim erased stories in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
Explore May 2026 REV250 programs at Elizabeth Public Library, including exhibits, lectures, crafts, and cultural events across Elizabeth branches.
Register for the Native American Heritage Program with Carla Messinger at Elizabeth Public Library on May 2, 2026. Learn about Lenape culture through exhibits & activities.
Explore the history of the industrial revolution in Elizabeth through this month-long mini exhibit at the Elizabeth Public Library, part of the library’s REV250 programming.
Join historian Rick Geffken at the Elizabeth Public Library for a Rev250 talk on Colonel Tye and Captain Huddy on May 13, 2026 at 12 PM.
Celebrate the Elizabeth Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2026 on June 12 at Galloping Hills Caterers. Tickets are $100 and formal attire is required.
Join a meaningful Juneteenth gathering in Elizabeth as newly installed commemorative bricks are unveiled at the 313+ Ancestors Speaks Monument.