CURRENT EXHIBITS

African American History in Westfield from 1720

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On Show in the Gallery

 

January 28 - February 28

Fridays 3 PM - 7 PM

Saturdays 12 PM - 5 PM

Sundays 12 PM - 5 PM

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FREE PROGRAMS IN FEBRUARY​

• Sunday, February 5
  3:30 PM – 4:30 PM

The NJPAC's (TD Bank) Jazz for Teens Ensemble

Under the direction of acclaimed Saxophonist Mark Gross and featuring instrumentalists on sax, drums, keyboard and bass, this event will enliven a winter afternoon.

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• Wednesday, February 8
  7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Father Anthony and Rev. Clark . . . a Conversation

Father Anthony Randazzo (Holy Trinity Church) engages Rev. Kevin Clark (Bethel Baptist Church), the longest serving member of the Westfield clergy, in a fascinating conversation. Rev. Clark will share how he was drawn to the ministry, how his ministry collaborates with other social organizations, what the challenges are that he sees ahead, and what his dreams are for the future.

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• Wednesday, February 15

7:00 PM – 8:30 PM

African American History as it Pertains to Westfield and Union County

The dynamic New Jersey 2022 Teacher of the Year, Ms. Theresa Maughan, presents an interesting lecture on this New Jersey history. The lecture is one hour, with time for questions.

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• Thursday, February 23

7:00 PM - 8:30 PM​

Before Tiger Woods, John Shippen and the Shady Rest Country Club

Prof. Emeritus Dr. Lawrence Hogan gives a fascinating lecture on the history of

Shady Rest. The lecture is one hour, with time for questions.

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All events and entry to the exhibits are free. Due to limited capacity, admission is on a first come,

first served basis. Wearing masks at public events is at the discretion of the visitor. For more

information, please contact the Association at mlkwestfield@gmail.com.

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