Saturday, April 21, 2012
Soul Souvenirs
"Soul Souvenirs: Durham's Musical Memories from the 1960s and 1970s," brought to you by the Bull City Soul Revival, opened this weekend at the Hayti Heritage Center, #804 Old Fayetteville Street. It runs through May 31st. Hours can be found on our calendar page.
from the exhibit courtesy of Carolina Soul dot org
Curated by Josh Davis and Jason Perlmutter and designed by Lincoln Hancock and Robin Vuchnich, "Soul Souvenirs" is not only about music. It also examines how the sounds and scene were shaped by the culture of record stores and night clubs, local high schools and churches, and even the civil rights and black power movements of the era.
In short, this exhibit tells the story of Durham's African American community in the 1960s and 1970s.
It is a powerful opportunity to know thyself Durham. Don't miss it.
from the exhibit courtesy of Carolina Soul dot org
Curated by Josh Davis and Jason Perlmutter and designed by Lincoln Hancock and Robin Vuchnich, "Soul Souvenirs" is not only about music. It also examines how the sounds and scene were shaped by the culture of record stores and night clubs, local high schools and churches, and even the civil rights and black power movements of the era.
In short, this exhibit tells the story of Durham's African American community in the 1960s and 1970s.
It is a powerful opportunity to know thyself Durham. Don't miss it.
Labels: Durham, music, Pop Culture
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