FOC Member Lecture Series
Rival Soundscapes of Claiborne Avenue: Music and Movements of the 1960s 

Join Friends of the Cabildo for a virtual evening with Greg Beaman as he discusses Rival Soundscapes of Claiborne Avenue: Music and Movements of the 1960s. This program is provided free to members of the Friends of the Cabildo. Tickets for non-members are $10 per lecture or $25 for access to all lectures in the yearly series. The program will take place virtually on Zoom. Please register and/or purchase tickets for the lecture at the Friends of the Cabildo website.

About the Author
Greg A. Beaman is a historian of Atlantic slavery writing about urban development, the built environment, and spatiality in eighteenth and nineteenth century New Orleans. He is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of History at Georgetown University and a Research Fellow Smithsonian National Museum of American History