Upcoming Events
The Northeast Georgia History Center produces events throughout the year for all ages. Become a Member to enjoy free admission to the museum and free or discounted admission to events. Tickets to events are non-refundable.
Brought to you by the Ada Mae Ivester Education Center
Brenau University Catering Presents: Fresh Flavors in Full Bloom
Tuesday, March 18th from 3:00-5:00 PM. FREE!
Join us for a unique catering experience that highlights the fresh flavors of spring with Brenau Catering.
The setting for this one-of-a-kind event will be the Northeast Georgia History Center. The combination of fresh flavors and the historical charm of the Northeast Georgia History Center will be sure to inspire ideas for your next corporate event, wedding, rehearsal dinner or special celebration.
Let us help you bring your special event vision to life with fresh, flavorful dishes in a beautiful location.
The first 100 guests to RSVP by March 17th will receive a gift!
Join us at the Northeast Georgia History Center during our March Homeschool Day, Georgia Women's History, on Thursday, March 20th from 10 AM to 1 PM. At 11:00 AM, we’ll have a live presentation with novelist Margaret Mitchell! Ongoing activity stations will be held from 10 AM - 1 PM. Details on the registration page.
Free for Members and regular admission for non-Members. Become a Member today at www.negahc.org/member
Forum: Medievalism in the American South
Tuesday, April 8th at 7:00 PM
Did you know that in the twelfth century, a Welsh noble named Madoc sailed across the Atlantic and discovered the Americas? He didn't, of course. He probably never existed. But you can find the commemoration of his journey in both America and Wales. The persistence of this story is an example of "medievalism" - the use of the medieval past, however inaccurate, to help understand the contemporary world. In this talk, learn about the places of Madoc legend in the historical context of the colonization and settlement of the southeastern part of the United States.
Presented by Dr. Thomas Greene, Associate Professor at the University of North Georgia. Dr. Greene is a historian of the European early Middle Ages, specializing in Carolingian monasticism and the history of emotions.
Free for Members; $5 for non-Members.
2025 Forum Lecture Series
Announcing our 2025 Forum Lecture Series schedule from January - May. Join us on the second Tuesday of each month at 7:00 PM to learn fascinating history with expert presenters.
View a PDF version of our 2025 Forum Schedule at this link.
