THE CHALDEAN CULTURAL CENTER

A PORTRAIT OF A PEOPLE

MUSEUM
EXHIBITS

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ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA

FAITH & CHURCH

VILLAGE
LIFE

JOURNEY TO
AMERICA

CHALDEANS
TODAY

CCC is Temporarily Closed

The Chaldean Cultural Center is pleased to announce that we are moving to a new location, namely to the Chaldean Community Foundation-West Campus, just four miles east from our current location. This move will enable us to have a state-of the-art Museum by upgrading each of our current galleries with new exhibits and improved technology. In addition to the current five galleries, we are including a 6th Gallery on Genocide depicting the suffering of the Chaldean people but also our resilience. We are excited about this move and the enhancements that will come as a result of our expanded space. Because of the planning and transition needed, the current Museum is now closed. We will keep you updated on our progress and we look forward to the time we can welcome you to our new home.

UPCOMING

EVENTS

OUR CENTER

The Center paints a portrait of a people, exploring the history that shaped them, the faith that sustains them, and the lives they lead today. At its heart is an exhibition that takes visitors from the court of Nebuchadnezzar to an immigrant grocery store in Detroit and beyond. Multimedia presentations, sophisticated hands-on activities, artifacts both ancient and modern, and evocative environments will tell a distinctive, engaging, and powerful story.

VIRTUAL DISCUSSION ARCHIVE

Interview With Tate Paulette, Associate Professor, Dept. of History At NCSU

Discussion With Rev. Dr. Karam Shamasha / Professor of Moral Theology

Interview With Dr. Zahra Ali – Founder of Critical Studies of Iraq

Virtual Discussion Series With Dr. Yuval Levavi – Assyriologist

Advance Reservation is Required to Visit the Museum