Saturday's event, from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Lewes Elementary School, was designed to remember the memories created at the old Lewes Community Playground.
A Black History Month panel in Lewes will revisit the powerful memories and legacy of a playground that once brought a divided community together.
Cambridge marked its role in the Civil Rights Movement as Mayor Lajan Cephas-Bey issued a proclamation during Black History Month. The proclamation highlights Cambridge’s national significance in the fight for civil rights.
The Milford Museum will host a Black History Month program on the Red Ball Express at the Milford Public Library.
If you're feeling like staying indoors this weekend due to the cold, think again. There are plenty of exciting events happening all around that are sure to get you out and about.
This February, the Rehoboth Art League invites the public to celebrate Black History Month with a powerful solo exhibition by renowned Black artist Dane Tilghman.
The Milford Museum’s American History Series will celebrate Black History Month with a special program about the Tuskegee Airmen, presented by Andre Swygert. The event will take place on Saturday, Feb. 8, at 1 p.m. at the Milford Public Library.
There are plenty of ways to spend the final weekend in February. From cultural celebrations to cooking contests, there are events planned for the whole family.
