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  • Hear Vienna Carroll at The Bitter End!

    Tues., May 13, 2025, 6:45 pm Doors Open, 7 - 9 pm. $15. 3 Performers, Vienna Performs Last @ 8 … Continue Reading…

    Hear Vienna Carroll at The Bitter End!
  • New Zealand Tour

    Ceremony for twice emancipated Edmund Moody. He escaped slavery and boarded a RI whaler in 1862; … Continue Reading…

    New Zealand Tour
  • Vienna Carroll performs for Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza

    March 21st, 2024,By Rev'd Michael and Rev'd Mary-Jo Holdaway,St Michael’s Andersons Bay, … Continue Reading…

    Vienna Carroll performs for Al Ahli Hospital in Gaza
  • Vienna Carroll Sings the Blues

    About the Performance Experimental Blues pairs artists of juxtaposing styles in intimate concerts … Continue Reading…

    Vienna Carroll Sings the Blues

We Freed Ourselves – Keene Family Escape, Easter 1831

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Swing Low Sweet Chariot – Live at The Met Edition

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“Vienna Carroll……a unique story of America, sung by an incredible voice. Simply stunning.”

Woody Lewis, composer
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Black Sailors – Antebellum Freedom Agents

Did you know that nearly 1 in 5 of pre-Civil War boatmen and sailors in the southern states were Black?

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Singin Wid A Sword In Ma Han, play

A family escapes from slavery.

Learn more about the award winning musical docudrama Singin Wid A Sword In Ma Han

Civil War: United States Colored Troops

By the end of the Civil War, roughly 179,000 Black men comprised 10 percent of the Union Army; and another 19,000 Black men served in the Navy. Yet, only one percent of the Northern population was African American. For these men it was a Holy War. They were the frontline forces in the final surrender of the Confederate capital. Read more.

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  • Hear Vienna Carroll at The Bitter End!
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Say It Loud: I’m Black & I’m Proud!

Quakers helped. Mostly, Black people Freed Ourselves through the "Slave Grapevine." Watch the story of African Queens kidnapped, enslaved and resisting. Plus, U.S. Colored Troops and the Slave Grapevine in the Black freedom struggle in the U.S.

Read a brief history of slavery and African rebellions in America freeing ourselves.

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