Events from February 09, 2010
Black History Month Programs
February 01, 2010 - February 28, 2010
Celebrate Black History month with FREE shows, exhibition tours and programs
Philadelphia Sketch Club: Inspiring a Nation
February 04, 2010 - April 25, 2010
Celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Philadelphia Sketch Club.
Lee Bollinger: A Free Press for a New Century
February 11, 2010
Lee Bollinger, president of Columbia University, joins the Center to explore the troubled history of a free press in America and looks toward the challenges ahead.
President’s Day Celebration
February 13, 2010 - February 15, 2010
Learn what it takes to be the Commander and Chief.
A Night in History: An Evening in the Piazza
February 20, 2010 - February 21, 2010
Spend a night at the museum while the rest of the city sleeps!
Celebrating Rome in America
February 20, 2010 - February 21, 2010
Experience Rome while visiting the museum. Additional programming gives visitors a unique look into impressive artifacts in the exhibition while learning about Roman influence on America.
Finding the Children of Slaves: A Generation's Untold Story
February 22, 2010
In honor of Black History Month, the Center welcomes Newsweek’s Sana Butler for a conversation about her ten year odyssey to find and interview the last surviving children of American slaves.
Educator Open House
February 24, 2010
Experience all the Center has to offer during this FREE event just for educators!
A Moot Court: Rationing Health Care
February 27, 2010
The National Constitution Center presents a futuristic moot court testing the constitutionality of rationing health care argued by distinguished legal scholars and 2010 Jennings faculty members Nina Pillard, Professor or Law, Georgetown Law, and Kenneth W. Starr, Dean of the Pepperdine University School of Law.
The Constitution and "The Long War"
February 27, 2010
The National Constitution Center welcomes Yale Law School Professor Bruce Ackerman, former Army vice chief of staff General Jack Keane, and Brigadier General H. R. McMaster for a timely conversation with moderator Terry Moran of ABC News, to answer this question, how should the U.S. maintain its constitutional balance in a protracted war?