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

Alma Thomas Art

Celebrate Black History Month

Registration Required
Saturday February 1 10:30am

South Creek Branch (South Creek - Meeting Room 1)

Event Categories: Arts & Crafting

Honor African American artist Alma Thomas and create your own colorful abstract work of art. Recommended for lower and upper elementary.

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Saturday February 1 4:00pm

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

Event Categories: Arts & Crafting

Honor the contributions of African Americans to the world of literature. Learn about noteworthy African American authors, their notable works and make a book yourself! Recommended for families.

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Saturday February 1 4:00pm

Hiawassee Branch (Hiawassee - Meeting Room)

Event Categories: Arts & Crafting

Get to know Winifred Mason, the first African American jeweler in the United States, before creating your own beaded bracelet. Recommended for adults.

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Sunday February 2 2:30pm

Orlando Public Library (Albertson Room - Third Floor)

Event Categories: History, Culture, Genealogy

This documentary explores the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen, revealing how these WWII pilots worked for change and helped end segregation in the military.

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Registration Required
Tuesday February 4 11:00am

North Orange Branch (North Orange - Meeting Room)

Event Categories: Arts & Crafting; Games & Activities; Storytime

Celebrate Zora Neale Hurston and her history by learning about folklore through singing, talking, playing, writing and reading. Recommended for ages 3-5.

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