Black History Month Celebrations Planned Across Multiple Locations

February is designated as Black History Month, with various events planned across the country to celebrate and educate about African American history and culture. In Wilmington, the Kalmar Nyckel Foundation will host the 'Five Ways to Freedom' event, featuring crafts, performances, and exhibits related to the Underground Railroad. Charleston's MOJA Arts Festival will present a dance performance highlighting Zora Neale Hurston's 'Their Eyes Were Watching God,' along with other cultural activities. In Montgomery County, local parks are offering educational events, including talks by historians and hands-on activities at the Josiah Henson Museum. In Indianapolis, a community sing event will invite participants of all ages to engage with Black music, while Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek will host a 'Lunch 'n' Learn' focused on social justice through hip-hop with Ed Genesis. These events aim to foster understanding and appreciation of the rich contributions of African Americans throughout history.