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Nov 19, 2022 – Aug 31, 2024. This traveling exhibition, produced in collaboration with the Grier Heights Community Center and Grier Heights community residents, highlights over 140 years of community history.
Looking for something to do in Charlotte? Check out the exciting events happening at Levine Museum of the New South, featuring engaging programs for all ages.
50 Places in Charlotte is a digital history project that tells the city’s rich story through a glimpse of fifty places throughout the Charlotte-Mecklenburg area.
Through engaging exhibitions, substantive events, and community celebrations, Levine Museum of the New South shares stories of Charlotte and the region, connects people to each other, and inspires them to act.
Current Exhibition. To move forward and make the city a better place for everyone, we must look back and learn from choices made in the past. Charlotte: Moving Forward, Looking Back tells the story of Charlotte from Native and early European settlement to today.
Thirty years ago, Levine Museum redefined the role of the history museum in community. Within our new gallery, we offer an exhibition that explores the history of the greater Charlotte metro area and sparks curiosity about our world today.
As part of The Duke Endowment’s yearlong centennial celebration, the Endowment is touring a traveling exhibit throughout North Carolina and South Carolina to educate and engage the public about the vision of its founder, James B. Duke, and a century of progress he made possible.
Immerse students in history, culture, and social issues through Levine Museum of the New South, from in-person exhibitions to walking tours to online educational resources that inspire young people and enhance their education.
From our location in Uptown Charlotte, to traveling exhibitions in different neighborhoods, to in-person community events, to self-guided and virtual tours, discover history of the Carolinas in a new way with the Levine Museum of the New South.
Experience Charlotte stories through objects from the Levine Museum’s collections, interactive media displays, and art by local creatives. The exhibition examines Charlotte through four big questions: