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Honor the history of the black experience in America with two Juneteenth programs at Pottsgrove Manor. Join Professor Emeritus from Shippensburg University, Robert Hewitt, to engage with the history of black labor in Edward E. Baptist's work, The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery and the Making of America, and then share with fellow readers in a guided discussion of the book. All members of the public are invited to hear Dr. Hewitt speak on the importance of incorporating Black History into our shared narrative, in the lecture, "Together in History." Deepen your understanding of the past and how the labor of exploited people is a part of our shared historic narrative.

Come experience the life of animals under a fallen log. Find out which animals call this home! Take a walk and roll some logs to see the animals first hand. Use bug boxes and magnifying glasses to get a closer look at these critters. All ages; Free.

The Montgomery County Household Hazardous Waste collection is free for residents to drop off household chemicals for proper disposal. Businesses and contractors will be turned away. Preregistration is required prior to attending an event. Click on the link to register for the preferred date and time. Please follow state guidelines and public health restrictions by wearing a mask and maintaining social distancing when attending an event.