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What everyone agreed on: Two cars collided. One, driven by a Hasidic Jew, veered off the road and critically injured two Black children. A crowd formed. Police arrived. What no one agreed on: Anything else. In the summer of 1991, Crown Heights, NY exploded into […]
What everyone agreed on: Two cars collided. One, driven by a Hasidic Jew, veered off the road and critically injured two Black children. A crowd formed. Police arrived. What no one agreed on: Anything else. In the summer of 1991, Crown Heights, NY exploded into […]
Indigenous Ingenuities + Stage United presents A Night Of Song in The Big Room at The TileWorks. This is a celebration of powerful, hand crafted songs from artists both near and far. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Chef Dan Gallo of Thyme & Plate Catering […]
What everyone agreed on: Two cars collided. One, driven by a Hasidic Jew, veered off the road and critically injured two Black children. A crowd formed. Police arrived. What no one agreed on: Anything else. In the summer of 1991, Crown Heights, NY exploded into […]
Journey through the booths displaying African American pioneers at the Greater Plymouth Community Center. Learn more about black culture and historical representation. Talk to a diverse group of business owners to learn how they have impacted our community. This is a free event for everyone […]
From 11 am–4 pm each Saturday in February, meet Ona Judge or Sarah Bass Allen and learn about their fascinating lives and experiences as free and formerly-enslaved Black women in colonial Philadelphia. And on Storytelling Sunday, hear true stories of the Black experience in Philadelphia […]
Join The Shops in The Dresher Arcade as they host a Black History Month Bazaar. There will be music, food, crafts, fun and other small businesses from the area. This event will be held on Saturday, February 22nd from 1pm to 6pm at The Dresher […]
What everyone agreed on: Two cars collided. One, driven by a Hasidic Jew, veered off the road and critically injured two Black children. A crowd formed. Police arrived. What no one agreed on: Anything else. In the summer of 1991, Crown Heights, NY exploded into […]
From 11 am–4 pm each Saturday in February, meet Ona Judge or Sarah Bass Allen and learn about their fascinating lives and experiences as free and formerly-enslaved Black women in colonial Philadelphia. And on Storytelling Sunday, hear true stories of the Black experience in Philadelphia […]
What everyone agreed on: Two cars collided. One, driven by a Hasidic Jew, veered off the road and critically injured two Black children. A crowd formed. Police arrived. What no one agreed on: Anything else. In the summer of 1991, Crown Heights, NY exploded into […]
Established in Philadelphia in 1969, Kulu Mele is the nation’s longest-enduring African dance company. For 50+ years, Kulu Mele has embodied excellence in West African, Cuban and African Diasporan traditions, including contemporary American hip hop, and brings traditionally meaningful African dance, drums, and culture to […]
January 24, 2026 | 2–3 PM First-Person Reenactment: Susanna Warder – Life as an Enslaved Person at Pennsbury Manor This one-hour program introduces audiences to the life of Susanna Warder, an enslaved woman born in 1701 at Pennsbury Manor, William Penn’s country estate. Her story […]
On February 4, 1864, Frederick Douglass visited Newtown and spoke at Newtown Hall, now known as Newtown Theatre. On February 4, 2026 – exactly 162 years later – the theatre will welcome nationally acclaimed Frederick Douglass impersonator Darius Wallace to the theatre to deliver “Frederick […]
02/06/2026 | 2-3pm | Presentation: Frederick Douglass - America’s Abolitionist This one-hour program explores the extraordinary life of Frederick Douglass, tracing his path from enslavement to becoming one of the nation’s most influential advocates for freedom and equality. Through high‑quality visual and audio clips, the […]
02/14/2026 | 2-3pm | Presentation: The Underground Railroad: Bucks County & Beyond! Underground Railroad in Bucks County Presented by Gather Place Museum, this one-hour lecture explores the history of Bucks County’s Underground Railroad, highlighting how waterways such as the Delaware River and the Historic Delaware […]
