Peggy Wallace Kennedy Tickets

Peggy Wallace Kennedy is more than a performer—she’s a witnessed chapter in American civil rights history. As the daughter of Alabama governor George Wallace and Lurleen Wallace, she grew up amid a tense legacy and chose a path toward healing, dialogue, and social justice. Kennedy is an accomplished author and public speaker, sharing her intimate perspective on reconciliation, civil rights, and voting rights. Her work resonates with audiences across colleges, community events, and public forums, offering a thoughtful, grounded exploration of unity in a divided era.

Beyond the stage, Kennedy’s voice has been featured in major outlets and interviews, including Vanity Fair, NPR, and PBS, where she discusses her journey from a complicated family legacy to becoming a catalyst for positive change. She is the author of The Broken Road: George Wallace and a Daughter’s Journey to Reconciliation (Bloomsbury, 2019), a memoir that chronicles personal growth, accountability, and the ongoing fight for civil rights.

• Public speaker on justice, equality, and voting rights
• Lecturer at universities and public events across the United States
• Honored with civil-rights–oriented awards, including the I AM A MAN Award (2015)
• Advocate for civil rights history education and reconciliation through storytelling

Upcoming tour dates present a unique opportunity to hear firsthand about the American civil rights era, the personal costs of legacy, and the ongoing work toward inclusion. Whether you’re a student, educator, or community member, Kennedy’s talks blend memoir, historical context, and practical insights for building bridges. Secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss process—we’ve got you covered with reliable access to Peggy Wallace Kennedy’s performances and speaking engagements.

Social media and official resources are linked below to follow her latest updates and visit her author page for The Broken Road.