If These Walls Could Talk: Oratory Sunday

This spring the Neill-Cochran House Museum is proud to host history and art collaboration, If These Walls Could Talk. Each month until May 1, catch numerous exhibit-related events where actress Jennifer Rousseau Cumberbatch uses artwork as a launch pad for a series of conversations between two adolescent girls, Chlora and Ruby Virginia. The two girls, one white and one black, will highlight similarities and dissonances between past and present, high art and material culture, along with experiences and treatment one would have received depending on race, class and more through time.

On March 8, join Reverend Jacob Fontaine and Reverend H.B. Rose for the historical fiction call and response, Oratory Sunday.