Levine Museum of the New South hosts community conversation: Support is a Verb on Sept. 9

Levine Museum of the New South is preparing for its official public opening at its new home at 1800 South Blvd, Charlotte, North Carolina. Leading up to the opening, the museum is presenting a series of public programs designed to spark conversation, strengthen community connections and explore the stories shaping the New South.

Some of the events are at the new space, and some are hosted by other venues in Charlotte.

Make sure to follow the link below to learn more and to register.

Support is a Verb: Entrepreneurship and Collective Success
September 9, 2026
6 to 7:30 p.m.
Levine Museum of the New South
1800 South Blvd, Charlotte, NC
Free (register at above link)

Entrepreneurial success is often celebrated as the result of individual determination and hard work. Yet behind every thriving business, creative endeavor, or community initiative is a network of people, institutions, and supporters who help make that success possible.

Join Levine Museum for a community conversation inspired by the ideas explored in No One Is Self-Made by Dr. Key Hallmon featuring local creative entrepreneurs Alvin C. Jacobs, Jr. (nationally recognized photographer and image activist), Scott Tynes-Miller (owner and manager of Troubadour Booksellers), and Setu Raval (Director of Programs & Strategy, Charlotte Is Creative). The panelist will explore the collective systems that help innovative ideas grow. Hallmon challenges the myth of the self-made entrepreneur and argues that lasting success is built through intentional networks, collective support, and share prosperity.