BAH - Networking at The National Black Doll Museum of History & Culture
You are invited to attend the September Business After Hours Hosted by; the National Black Doll Museum of History & Culture at 288 North Main Street in Mansfield
Join us for an informal social where business people get together, exchange ideas and develop new relationships. These monthly networking programs are sponsored by and hosted at Tri-Town Chamber Member establishments.
Reasons why networking and Business After Hours can make a difference for your business:
About our After Hours Hosts:Join us for an informal social where business people get together, exchange ideas and develop new relationships. These monthly networking programs are sponsored by and hosted at Tri-Town Chamber Member establishments.
Reasons why networking and Business After Hours can make a difference for your business:
- Business people are more inclined to do business with people they know.
- Business people are more inclined to refer friends, family and customers to someone they know.
- Business After Hours provides an excellent opportunity to get your company name, products and services out there – to make yourself and your company known.
- Business After Hours is a great way to meet potential customers and increase your customer base.
- Business After Hours is an easy way to find the services you need or have been looking for right in your own backyard.
- Business After Hours are set in a relaxed, fun atmosphere.
The National Black Doll Museum of History and Culture sponsored by the Doll E Daze Project & Museum Inc opened its doors in historic downtown Mansfield, Mass in July of 2012. Rich in culture the museum celebrates black history through the eyes of a doll collector.
Dolls are a child’s first introduction to self- image, their stories are key elements in our personal heritage. Regardless of one’s cultural background, everyone has a story to tell. African- American history is filled with stories of enslaved Africans captured and relocated to a strange land and bravely asserting their own cultures. The history of black dolls is about more than just objects of play. Black dolls have played a critical role in building a diverse American society and rich African American culture. NBDMHC uses their collection along with engaging images and artifacts to illustrate and tell those individual stories.
Mission and Vision
Our Mission is three-fold to nurture self-esteem, promote culture diversity and to preserve the history of black dolls by educating the public on their significance.
Established as a cultural and educational resource institution the museum presented by the Doll E Daze project uses its non-threatening environment to facilitate true dialog's on cultural differences, empowers individuals by cultivating artistic and creative skills thus nurturing one’s self-esteem. Through collaborations with other museums, cultural centers, organizations and individuals cultural education of African American history is exchanged via workshops, seminars, and presentations.
Date and Time
Wednesday Sep 21, 2016
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM EDT
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
5:00 - 7:00pm
Location
National Black Doll Museum of History & Culture
288 North Main Street
Mansfield, MA 02048
Fees/Admission
Free to Tri-Town Chamber of Commerce Members
$10 for all Non-Members
Contact Information
Ruthie Briggs
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