Juneteenth was finally made an official federal holiday! A step in the right direct but we’ve still got a lot to think and work on when it comes to the issues of race in this country.

A thunderous update on the Dreamland Ballroom Public Access Project!

Dreamland gets the GREEN Light from the National Parks Service and GIVES the Green Light for YOU to get involved!

For our fifth week of March and first of five weeks of April, Matthew talks about his love of “old stuff” and his thought’s on why historic preservation is important.

This month our capital campaign was Magical Musical March. We explored the Chitlin Circuit and the Line, the talent that graced the Dreamland stage, and the effect that history had on Dreamland’s story.

Friends of Dreamland celebrates the community of historic West Ninth Street, shares the legacy of Dreamland Ballroom, and preserves the original intent of Taborian Hall.

A new year, new goals, and, of course, more work to be done! Dream with us …

Thank you to our donors, volunteers, and friends!

Read about the first phase of the Dreamland Ballroom Public Access Project funded by the National Parks Service and Flagandbanner.com. And stay tuned for the first post on Phase 2 coming up later in 2021.