National Abolition Hall of Fame & Museum

LXCL:We ask that you consider bringing a donation of a non-perishable food item to be donated to the Hope Chapel Food Program. Enjoy the full program with access to purchase a CD. Reception to follow.

General Admission

Singing a Journey of Freedom: Songs of Slavery and Emancipation ConcertExperience Songs of Slavery and Emancipation performed by Dr. Kathy Bullock, Mat Callahan, Yvonne Moore and the Berea Singers, bringing history into the present.FREE and open to the public.&nbsp;Pre-registration suggested.Please complete this form to reserve your place and confirm your support.Please consider bringing a non-perishable food item donation for the Hope Chapel Food Program. Sponsored by National Abolition Hall of Fame &amp; MuseumNAHOF is excited to bring this performance group to Hope Chapel in Utica, NY.&nbsp;Singing a Journey of Freedom: Songs of Slavery and Emancipation Tour&rdquo; is a multi-state concert tour and musical pilgrimage retracing the paths of the Underground Railroad through performance, scholarship, and song. Led by Dr. Kathy Bullock, the choir performs songs composed and sung by enslaved people and abolitionists&mdash;works long buried by history and now being restored to public consciousness through the &ldquo;Songs of Slavery and Emancipation&rdquo; Project founded by Mat Callahan. This performance group is running a concert tour from June 12&ndash;22, 2026, traveling through six states and one country as part of America&rsquo;s 250th anniversary, inviting audiences to reexamine the nation&rsquo;s founding ideals through the authentic voices of those who fought for freedom.The project brings together cultural and historical partners across the United States and Canada, including The John Brown Project and John Brown Lives!, along with Underground Railroad and abolitionist heritage sites throughout the tour route.

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Singing a Journey of Freedom: Songs of Slavery and Emancipation ConcertExperience Songs of Slavery and Emancipation performed by Dr. Kathy Bullock, Mat Callahan, Yvonne Moore and the Berea Singers, bringing history into the present.FREE and open to the public. Pre-registration suggested.Please complete this form to reserve your place and confirm your support.Please consider bringing a non-perishable food item donation for the Hope Chapel Food Program. Sponsored by National Abolition Hall of Fame &amp; MuseumNAHOF is excited to bring this performance group to Hope Chapel in Utica, NY. Singing a Journey of Freedom: Songs of Slavery and Emancipation Tour” is a multi-state concert tour and musical pilgrimage retracing the paths of the Underground Railroad through performance, scholarship, and song. Led by Dr. Kathy Bullock, the choir performs songs composed and sung by enslaved people and abolitionists—works long buried by history and now being restored to public consciousness through the “Songs of Slavery and Emancipation” Project founded by Mat Callahan. This performance group is running a concert tour from June 12–22, 2026, traveling through six states and one country as part of America’s 250th anniversary, inviting audiences to reexamine the nation’s founding ideals through the authentic voices of those who fought for freedom.The project brings together cultural and historical partners across the United States and Canada, including The John Brown Project and John Brown Lives!, along with Underground Railroad and abolitionist heritage sites throughout the tour route.

National Abolition Hall of Fame & Museum

Singing a Journey of Freedom: Songs of Slavery and Emancipation Concert

751 South St

General Admission

Free

Add a donation

National Abolition Hall of Fame & Museum

​Singing a Journey of Freedom: Songs of Slavery and Emancipation Concert

751 South St

General Admission

Free

Add a donation

Singing a Journey of Freedom: Songs of Slavery and Emancipation Concert