Evelyn’s Book Club is a community-centered literary series celebrating powerful stories by and about African American experiences. Hosted at the Dr. M.T. Pope House, the program invites readers to explore a curated selection of thought-provoking books that highlight history, resilience, culture, and identity. Through engaging discussions and shared reflection, participants connect more deeply with the narratives and with one another in an inclusive, welcoming space.
Dr. M.T. Pope House Presents Evelyn's Book Club is a community-centered literary series in Raleigh that explores stories by and about African American experiences. Participants gather to discuss curated books focusing on history, culture, and identity, creating a space for shared reflection and connection. This free program is best suited for adults and mature teenagers who enjoy deep literary discussions. Meetings take place at various locations in Raleigh, so you will want to confirm the specific venue for the August session before heading out. Street parking is typically available near the historic downtown sites, and you should bring your copy of the current book selection along with your personal notes. It makes a wonderful weekday evening outing for parents looking to connect with the local community, engage in thoughtful conversation, and discover new perspectives outside of the daily family routine.
No, this community literary event is completely free to attend, though you will need to source your own copy of the selected book.
Where does the book club meet?
While hosted by the Dr. M.T. Pope House, the meetings rotate through various locations in Raleigh, so check the official schedule for the August venue.
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