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Stories That Still Sing: Lyrics, the pathway to Freedom

Stories That Still Sing: Lyrics, the pathway to Freedom

Join us for a powerful and engaging performance by Mary D. Williams, a renowned performing historian known for bringing history to life through storytelling, music, and dramatic interpretation. Through her work, Mary D. Williams illuminates the lived experiences, voices, and cultural legacies of African American history in a way that is both educational and deeply moving.

At the conclusion of her performance, Ms. Williams will present a special feature highlighting her new upcoming book Mahalia Jackson, Moving On Up A Little Higher, a biography on acclaimed gospel singer and civil rights pioneer, Mahalia Jackson. This program promises to be an inspiring blend of history, performance, and cultural reflection.

Mary D. Williams is a gospel singer, civil rights historian, former adjunct professor at Duke University, and author of five books.

Tryon Palace
$12 (plus taxes/fees) - $15 (plus taxes/fees)
06:00 PM - 08:00 PM on Thu, 19 Feb 2026

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Tryon Palace
252-639-3500
info@tryonpalace.org
Tryon Palace
529 S. Front Street
New Bern, North Carolina 28562
252-639-3500
info@tryonpalace.org