Join a Powerful Journey
Through History and Memory
Levine Museum of the New South invites you on an unforgettable journey through Alabama’s most powerful
historic sites—places that echo with the courage, struggle, and resilience of generations past.
This immersive experience is more than a trip—it’s a call to deepen your understanding of America’s civil rights legacy and its relevance today. Guided by LMNS’s Museum Historian, participants will engage in curated conversations and reflection while traveling together by charter bus to Montgomery and Selma.
Trip Highlights Include:
- A guided visit to the Equal Justice Initiative’s three legacy sites:
- The Legacy Museum
- The National Memorial for Peace and Justice
- The Freedom Monument Sculpture Park
- A walking tour of Selma, Alabama, including a reflective crossing of the historic Edmund Pettus Bridge, site of the 1965 Bloody Sunday march.
- Group dialogue and historical framing throughout the journey, led by LMNS’s historian.
- Shared meals, curated reflections, and a final reception to process and honor the experience together
Trip Dates:
- Thursday, February 26 – Sunday, March 1, 2026
Cost:
- $3,500 per person (Private Hotel Room)
- $2,800 per person (Double Occupancy)
What’s Included:
- Round-trip charter bus from Charlotte, NC
- Hotel accommodations
- Group Meals
- Thursday: lunch and dinner
- Friday: breakfast
- Saturday: breakfast and dinner
- Sunday: breakfast and lunch
- Light refreshments during travel
- Guided tours + on-the-road historical reflections
- Welcome materials
Space is limited. To secure your spot, a $350 non-refundable deposit is due by Friday September 26.
Remaining balance due approximately 30 days before departure.
Please note: Travel insurance is not required but recommended. Below please find two agencies that offer travel insurance:
