Levine Museum of the New South

Celebrating MLK!

Join us on Jan. 20 for a celebration honoring the legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther Kink, Jr. Enjoy artistic performances, story times, and MLK-inspired arts and crafts activities! Admission is free.
Friendship Giving Circle

Join our Friendship Giving Circle! As a monthly donor, your commitment directly supports vital programs and educational opportunities that not only bring history to life but also strengthen our community.
Connecting the Past to the Future

Through engaging exhibitions, substantive events, and community celebrations, Levine Museum of the New South shares stories of Charlotte and the region, connects people to each other, and inspires them to act.

Explore the Past
Imagine our Future

History connects us. Experience the stories of our past to deepen your understanding of contemporary issues relevant to Charlotte and our world today. By understanding history and how it has shaped the present, we can find common ground and transform communities.

WHAT’S COMING

Digital

Our New South Podcast

Our New South offers a unique look at the evolution of the New South and how historic Southern cities, including Charlotte, North Carolina, are confronting complex issues, ranging from equity in education and immigration to civil rights, racial equality, and socioeconomic mobility.
Read More
Current Exhibition

Charlotte: Moving Forward, Looking Back

Charlotte: Moving Forward, Looking Back tells the story of Charlotte from Native and early European settlement to today. The exhibition combines stories of people, places, and events in a foundational narrative of Charlotte history that answers thought-provoking questions about how we got here and where we are headed.
Read More
Event

MLK Day

January 20, 2025

Join Levine Museum of the New South at One Independence Center (101 N Tryon St, Charlotte, NC 28202) for a free family day celebration honoring the legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.!
Read More
Schools

Resources for Educators

Engage students with history, culture, and social issues through the Levine Museum of the New South, offering in-person exhibitions, walking tours, and online educational resources that inspire youth and enrich their learning experience.
Read More