All ages are invited to this annual event celebrating Black History Month. Admission is free and includes:

• hands-on art activities
• concert by Rochester soul group Black August (pictured)
  
• “A Time in the Life of Frederick Douglass, Shields Green and A Woman Called Moses (Harriet Tubman),” reenacted by AKWAABA: The Heritage Associates
• child-friendly art talk on Ghana and adinkra symbols by Nita Brown
• Caribbean drumming by children's performance troupe Dreamseeds
• African music and dance by Akoma Ntoaso Dance Ensemble
• performance by SWAN Community Band
• Ethiopian dance by University of Rochester student group Axum
• family tours of the exhibition
• cultural displays