Daniel Harrison, “A Remnant of Hull’s Road in Brownstown, Michigan” (Zoom)
11:00 am
Zoom
Historian, librarian, and maritime archaeologist Daniel Harrison, PhD discusses his research on “A Remnant of Hull’s Road in Brownstown, Michigan.”
Saturday, May 16
Détroit 325th-Anniversary Conference: Indigenous and French of Detroit (in person)
10:00 am to 2:00 pm
Detroit Historical Museum (5401 Woodward Ave)
Come celebrate Detroit's 325th anniversary with us at our conference, a day full of history, culture, and community pride! Keynote Speaker: Cate Waldecker; Panel Speakers: Catherine Cangany, Ph.D., Guillaume Teasdale, Ph.D., and Karen Marrero, Ph.D. Free, but donations welcome. More information, including about parking, lodging, and registration, here.
Sunday, July 19
Annual Novena (in person)
12:00 pm
Location TBA
Due to construction at the Basilica, details for the Novena are still to be determined. They will be available on our website and our Facebook page.
Saturday, September 19
FCHSM Annual Potluck (in person)
11:00 am
Location TBD
FCHSM Annual Potluck – Location to be determined.
Saturday, October 17
Dr. Claire-Marie Brisson: Nain Rouge and the Making of Detroit (Zoom)
11:00 am
Zoom meeting
Dr. Claire-Marie Brisson: “Nain Rouge and the Making of Detroit: Three Centuries of French-Canadian Legend"
Sunday, November 15
Catherine Cangany, Ph.D., “Christmas in New France” (Zoom)
11:00 am
Zoom meeting
Catherine Cangany, Ph.D., “Christmas in New France”
