Nashville Conference on African American History and Culture

About this event

On Friday, February 9, 2024, join Tennessee State University’s College of Liberal Arts and the Metropolitan Historical Commission for the 43rd Annual Nashville Conference on African American History and Culture (NCAAHC), a dynamic celebration of the contributions of African Americans to Nashville and Tennessee history. For over four decades, this award-winning conference has brought together historians, students, educators, community leaders and others interested in African American history and culture. 

This year's conference will be held at the Tennessee State University's Avon Williams campus (virtual attendance option also available) and is packed with many new presenters, engaging sessions, and talented entertainers. Our theme this year is “Marching Towards an Inclusive Future: Seismic Shifts in Tennessee Communities."

Attendees will enjoy thoughtful sessions from seven distinguished Tennessee historians, researchers, and authors and will be treated to musical and theatrical entertainment. The registration fee covers access to the event and helps ensure that the conference continues for future generations. Registration is now open. We hope you will join us at the 43rd annual Nashville Conference on African American History and Culture!

For more information about the conference, including archives and speaker bios, visit www.NCAAHC.org.

Admission

• In Person Attendance
  • Pre-registration: $30
    
  • Regular Registration: $35
  • Students: $20
• Virtual Attendance: $20
• Purchase tickets here