Black History Month

Immerse yourself in the rich culture of Black Americans as we celebrate the accomplishments and contributions made to our country throughout history.

Upcoming Black History Month Events

Collage Couturier – Honoring Ann Lowe

Honoring Black History Heroes

Registration Required
Wednesday February 11 11:30am

Orlando Public Library (Magnolia Room - Third Floor)

Event Categories: Arts & Crafting; General Events; History, Culture, Genealogy

Learn who Ann Lowe was and why she is a vital figure in Black American fashion.

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Registration Required
Wednesday February 11 4:00pm

Eatonville Branch (Eatonville - Meeting Room)

Event Categories: Music, Movies, Live Performances

Share the beauty of African life and culture through a unique folkloric performance filled with drumming, dance and storytelling. Recommended for ages 6-12.

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Registration Required
Wednesday February 11 4:00pm

South Trail Branch (South Trail - Ask at Desk)

Event Categories: Arts & Crafting; Education & Learning

Learn about the lives of scientist Katherine Johnson, painter Alma Thomas, and fashion designer Patrick Kelly through crafts and activities. Recommended for ages 6-12.

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Thursday February 12 3:00pm

Washington Park Branch (Washington Park - Children's Area)

Event Categories: Arts & Crafting; Education & Learning

Let your imagination run wild with color and textures to create a masterpiece inspired by artists from around the world and throughout history! Recommended for ages 3–5. Registration required.

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No Registration Required
Saturday February 14 10:30am

Southeast Branch (Southeast - Meeting Room 2)

Event Categories: Arts & Crafting

Study the works of famous African American artists like Romare Bearden, then recreate art in the same style. Recommended for families.

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