Honoring Black History Month in Lexington

Every February, the country marks the history, struggles, achievements, and contributions of generations of Black Americans. From attending film series to exhibits highlighting the achievements of African Americans, here are a few ways to honor

Black History Month

in Lexington.

Bonus

: all of these events are free.

Learn

Underground Railroad

| Saturday, Feb. 17 + Monday, Feb. 19 | Times vary | Lexington Public Library, multiple branches | Free | Learn more about the abolitionists that created the Underground Railroad thanks to recreations by the Cincinnati Museum Center.

“Knowledge of the Neighborhood” East End Matters

| Wednesday, Feb. 21 | 6-7:30 p.m. | William Wells Brown Community Center, 548 E. Sixth St. | Free | See a special performance from the center’s youth choir + Simmons College chorale, followed by a presentation honoring community members.

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The Artworks at the Carver School is here for your next lesson. | Photo by LEXtoday

Participate

Black History Month Printmaking

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