In his year-end report, Chief Justice John G. Roberts, Jr. focused on the importance of civic education, and emphasized the work of the National Constitution Center:

"The National Constitution Center is leveraging its marvelous museum in Philadelphia with videos, online learning, and specialized training—including a “Drafting Table,” which illustrates how provisions of the Constitution evolved.”

Check out our resources, including the Drafting Table, on the upgraded and expanded Interactive Constitution: Classroom Edition!

The Center will honor Martin Luther King Jr.’s lifelong dedication to justice, equality, and service for the greater good. Special programs include a moving reading of King's “I Have a Dream” speech, performed by a diverse ensemble of local actors and students, and performances by “Two of a Kind,” an award-winning, nationally touring, husband-wife duo. Additional programming includes craft projects, a story corner, and other family-friendly activities.

Visitors can enjoy discounted admission with the Center's Winter Warm Up sale. Experience all the Center has to offer including the newest exhibit, Civil War and Reconstruction: The Battle for Freedom and Equality, and free daily programming.

Use promo code WARMUP at checkout. This promotion is valid online only; tickets must be purchased in advance.

Thank you for joining us for an exciting season of America's Town Hall.

We will be back to host new programs beginning in March. Until then, you can catch up on any programs you may have missed by visiting the media library in the upgraded and enhanced Interactive Constitution. Start with this We the People podcast episode featuring Jeffrey Rosen's recent live interview with Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Listen here.

You can also join us for Member-only programs all winter long, including private tours, a 19th Amendment exhibit preview, and two Members-only Town Hall programs. Check out a full list here and become a Member today!

Commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. Day with a Classroom Exchange. On Friday, January 17, teachers and students can reflect on King's legacy with a Classroom Exchange on what Freedom of Speech means today. An integral part of the National Constitution Center’s civic education efforts, the Classroom Exchanges program pairs classrooms from across the country to engage in real-time civil dialogue around big constitutional questions.

Video Lesson: Tune to our special Martin Luther King Jr. Day video lesson, and join us as we look at King’s legacy of service, and explore how his use of nonviolence was not just a political tool, but a way to demonstrate service to others.

This winter, the National Constitution Center is pleased to offer special Members-only programming, including two exclusive Town Hall events.

Become a member today at constitutioncenter.org/membership or contact Emily Polhamus, membership manager at 215-409-6785 or [email protected].

For more information about Members-only programs, visit the Members’ Corner section of our website at constitutioncenter.org/members.