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Homegrown History Screening & Discussion with the SECU Foundation, the Duke Energy Foundation at Thalian Hall in Wilmington, NC.

Tuesday, November 10, 6 PM–8 PM

Homegrown History Screening 

Join PBS North Carolina at the Thalian Hall Center for the Performing Arts in Wilmington for a screening of Homegrown History. The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with the filmmaker, local historians and descendants of Zachariah Jacobs.

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PBS NC Featured Shows
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  • Sci NC host Laura Smith holding flowers with green trees in the background and the Sci NC logo to the left of her.
  • State Lines text stacked with an outline of NC in between, superimposed over an image of the NC capitol building lit up at night.
  • Hosts Anita R. Brown-Graham and David Hurst beside the ncIMPACT logo.
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  • Rogue History: Rebels & Revolutionaries

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For 10 years, Rootle PBS KIDS has helped North Carolina kids learn, explore and grow! Explore the programs, resources and community experiences that make Rootle so special. 
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Homegrown History presents revolutionary stories from the edges of history, shared by communities for the first time. Visit rural counties, go deep into local archives and uncover Revolutionary War stories from across the state.

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