Nathaniel Colley: Mr. Civil Rights of California and the West
Tue, May 27
|Columbus Hall
Join us for another special dinner show as we celebrate the life and historic contributions of Sacramento's first practicing African-American attorney--Nathaniel Colley. We will also be fundraising for a sculpture of Colley that will be placed in the Robert T. Matsui Courthouse.
Time & Location
May 27, 2025, 6:15 PM
Columbus Hall, 5961 Newman Ct, Sacramento, CA 95819, USA
About the Event
Dinner Show Details
Date: Tuesday, May 27th
Time: Doors Open 5:30 PM; Buffet Dinner 6:15 PM; Program 7 PM
Location: Columbus Hall - 5961 Newman Ct, Sacramento, CA 95819
Celebrating a Civil Rights Icon
Five years before Rosa Parks and Martin Luther King, Sacramento's Nathaniel Colley began paving the way for justice and equality across the nation. Join us on Tuesday, May 27th, for another special dinner program as we celebrate the life and historic legacy of our city's first practicing Black attorney. As a pioneering civil rights advocate during the last half of the 20th century, Attorney Colley made a profound and lasting impact on California and the nation, joining Chief Justice Earl Warren and President John F. Kennedy in the battle to end Jim Crow in California and throughout the United States.
Tickets
SHS Member Admission
$35.00
+$0.88 ticket service fee
Non-Member Admission
$55.00
+$1.38 ticket service fee
Total
$0.00