Constitution Day Program

On September 17, 1787, delegates to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia signed the United States Constitution, beginning a process of state-by-state ratification that lasted until 1790. Federal law designates the day as, “Constitution Day and Citizenship Day”, combining recognition of the founding document with a celebration of everyone who holds American citizenship, whether by birth or naturalization. The law establishing this day included very specific requirements for celebrating this momentous occasion. Join us and learn more about the law and its expectations! Registration required. Members free; non-members $5