US EditionThings to do in NYC to celebrate Black History Month
Local museums, theaters, and libraries in Columbia and Cleveland offer exhibitions, concerts, and tours highlighting African American history and culture throughout February.
- On February 3, 2026, a roundup highlighted 1 programming event at The Senate on Feb. 13 and films shown Feb. 5 through March 1 to celebrate Black History Month.
- One hundred years after the first national observance, historian Carter G. Woodson began Negro History Week in February to honor Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass's birthdays, expanding over about 50 years into Black History Month.
- Photography and archives take center stage with Richard Samuel Roberts, whose archive of more than 3,000 glass negatives is on display, while Demola performs at The Senate on Feb. 13.
- Participatory offerings invite public preservation, such as Loganberry Books' transcribe‑a‑thon on Feb. 14, and access is expanded through USC Center for Civil Rights History and Research’s documentary and Soda City Certified app.
- Museums are pairing exhibits with social nights like the MIX party and citywide offerings, while music venues dedicate month-long features closing with Music at Main on Feb. 28 at Cleveland Public Library.
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How to celebrate Black History Month 2026 in Cleveland
CLEVELAND, Ohio — Black History Month in The Land doesn’t arrive quietly. In 2026, invitations stretch long across the city, with institutions large and small programming February not as a box to check, but as a living, local story still being written.
Things to do in NYC to celebrate Black History Month
NEW YORK (PIX11) – Black History Month is being celebrated all February long with free access to historical sites and programs around New York City. Mayor Zohran Mamdani kicked off the month-long celebration in Corona at the Louis Armstrong House and museum on Sunday. The historical site celebrates the sound, life and legacy of the [...]
Washington Gas Celebrates Black History Month
Brittany Walker, a marketing specialist at Washington Gas, celebrates Black History Month by honoring the contributions of Black Americans and using her platform to amplify voices, share resources, and build trust across the diverse communities they serve. The post Washington Gas Celebrates Black History Month appeared first on The Washington Informer.
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