Events
The CCDC organizes events for Clarksville residents. They are a fun way to build a sense of community in the neighborhood, to share information about Clarksville’s history, and to raise money for the organization. The events also offer residents volunteer opportunities.
Annual events include an ice cream social, Haskell House Day, and a Christmas caroling party. The CCDC also hosts Clarksville Conversations: Sundays at the Haskell House. This speaker series happens quarterly and coincides with when the Haskell House is open to visitors – on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month (January through November). Conversations run the gamut, but the focus is on topics which link to the history and legacy of the original Clarksville community and its descendants, the onsite Community Garden, and current issues of interest to the neighborhood.
Upcoming Neighborhood Events
Ice Cream Social. June 2. Details to come.
Clarksville Conversations. Ashante Reese, June 23, 2-3 PM. An Associate Professor in UT’s African and African Diaspora Studies she program will discuss the food ways of early Clarksville Freedom Colony residents: What they probably grew and ate; how they prepared their food; and the likely origins of their food and food preparations.
Austin Museum Day at the Haskell House. TBD
Christmas Caroling Party. TBD
The CCDC shares information about its events via its blog, email, social media and fliers.
The Haskell House is Open For Visitors From 1-4 On The Following Days:
Saturday, February 24
Sunday, February 25
Sunday, March 10
Saturday, March 23
Sunday, March 24
Saturday, April 13
Sunday, April 14
Saturday, April 20
Sunday, April 28
Sunday, May 12
Sunday, May 26
Sunday, June 9
Saturday, June 22
Sunday, June 23