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Building Power through coalition summit

Location

Rohi's Readery 

630 7th St

West Palm Beach, Florida 33401


Start Date/Time

Saturday, February 7, 2026, 2:00 PM


This year’s Black History Month Kickoff marks a powerful shift.


Rather than a traditional opening ceremony or performance-based celebration, the 2026 kickoff is designed as a one-day community summit rooted in dialogue, political education, and collective action. This gathering honors Black history not only as remembrance—but as a living, organizing force shaping our present and future.


Together, we will explore how Black history offers a blueprint for unity, accountability, and coalition-building across difference—generation, class, ideology, and geography.

Black History Month Presentation

Location

Lantana Public Library 

205  W Ocean Ave 

Lantana, Florida 33462


Start Date/Time

Tuesday, February 17, 2026, 6:00 PM


This Black History Month presentation explores the richness, resilience, and impact of Black history beyond a single month. It highlights stories of resistance, innovation, culture, and community while connecting the past to the present and future. By centering Black voices and experiences, the presentation invites reflection, learning, and action toward a more just and informed world.

The Black American Story Concert

Location

The Vintage Gym at Old School Square

51 N. Swinton Avenue

Delray Beach, FL 33444


Start Date/Time

Saturday, April 4, 2026, 5:00 PM


In celebration  the 100th anniversary of the construction of The Spady House and the 25th anniversary of the founding of the museum, The Spady Museum's Black History Study program will host “The Black American Story,”  a unique, music-based experience that combines storytelling and jazz music to explore Black people's richness, resilience, and complexity across time. Through music, narrative, and interactive discussion, guests will explore the past, present, and imagined futures of African Americans in America.

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