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Detroit is the place to be this fall.
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Detroit will be bustling this month as several conferences and gatherings bring visitors from across the nation to witness transformation in our city. We're excited to play a role in these conversations and to showcase Detroit's outstanding history and culture. We hope to see you in the city this September!
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Neighborhoods in America's Legacy Cities: A Dialogue in Detroit
Preservation Detroit is proud to sponsor the 2016 Neighborhoods in America's Legacy Cities conference. Join a diverse and experienced network of professionals, academics, advocates and community members to discuss preservation and neighborhood transformation Sept. 13-16 at Wayne State University.
Online registration ends today (Tues., Sept. 6). Visit dialogueindetroit.org for more details and to register now!
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2016 AASLH/MMA Annual Meeting: Spirit of Rebirth
The American Association of State and Local History, in partnership with the Michigan Museums Association, meets in Detroit Sept. 14-17 at Cobo Hall. The conference will explore the role of public history in times and places of transition.
Online registration has ended, but onsite registration is available at Cobo Hall. Visit here for more information.
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12th Annual Midwest Historical Archaeology Conference:
Archaeology & the Power / Danger of Neighborhoods
MHAC is a small but lively regional conference that will attract participants from academia, non-profits, museums, and government agencies working across the Midwest. This year's conference will explore the physical spaces of neighborhoods, past and present, as well as current community archaeology initiatives. The conference will be held Sept. 23-24 at the UM Detroit Center and Wayne State University.
This conference is free, but those attending must register. Online registration ends onFriday, Sept. 9. On-site registration will be available Sept. 23 and 24. More info and register here.
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