We're documenting the story of the COVID-19 pandemic in Winston-Salem, and we need your help. Share with us how this experience has impacted you, your loved ones, and the community.
In partnership with the Winston-Salem African American Archive, we're documenting the ongoing historical movement and moments that define the fight for racial justice. Help us tell the story.
It was the vision of founding patron Frank Borden Hanes, Sr., to create a place that unites our community through a deeper understanding of history and therefore each other, where all people, curious about the experiences of others, can connect and belong, so that we may fulfill our potential as one city, reaching confidently toward its future while rooted proudly in its past.
226 S. Liberty Street,
Winston-Salem, NC 27101
(336) 724-2842
info@musews.org
We’ve been sharing the stories and experiences of our city through exhibits, public programs, and oral histories. We've explored Winston-Salem at work and play, at school and in the street, in moments of crisis and celebration, and through the lenses of its neighborhoods, its social diversity, and its ongoing evolution.
2019 Fall Salon Series
Winston-Salem At Play: Sports & Society in the Camel City
April 11, 2019
Segregating Neighborhoods in the Camel City
2017 Fall Salon Series
Lost, Found & Transformed: Our Storied Places in African-American History
2015-2016 Exhibition
Planes, Trains and Automobiles: Winston-Salem’s Wheels of Change
2014-2015 Exhibition
This School, This City: Celebrating 50 Years of UNC School of the Arts in Winston-Salem
Your generosity helps us unite our community and promote understanding, storytelling, and engagement. MUSE Winston-Salem (formerly New Winston Museum) is a 501c3 nonprofit organization.