Family Program Celebrates Greenbelt Day
Celebrate Greenbelt Day Weekend at the Greenbelt Museum!
Please join us at 10A Crescent Road on Saturday, June 2 from 1-3 pm for a special family program marking Greenbelt's rich history of new citizens being embraced by the community.
We’ll read aloud from several oral histories, view some early Greenbelt photographs, and discuss how it would feel to move into a brand new town. Next, we explore people from other parts of the world moving here and becoming citizens. Learn about what it takes to become a US citizen, and try your hand at a few questions from the citizenship test! Finally, we will make Greenbelt flags for everyone to take home. All ages welcome. Free! For more information contact Education/Volunteer Coordinator, Sheila Maffay-Tuthill at 240-542-2064 or education@greenbeltmuseum.org.
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