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Black History Month

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Where to Celebrate Black History Month in Boston

The Boston Public Library, the Freedom Trail, and the Museum of African American History are all holding events in February.

It's February, and that means it's time to celebrate Black History Month. In Boston, you've got several options that range between programs, films, art shows and activities for adults, kids and teens.  You can see the city's full list here, but here are some of the highlights happening in Boston: BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY Boston Public Library will observe Black History Month in February with a series of programs, films, and activities for all age groups. Highlights from the month’s programming include:   The complete schedule of upcoming events at Boston Public Library locations, for Black History month and beyond, is available at www.bpl.org/calendar. FREEDOM TRAIL MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY Where do you plan to celebrate Black …

Friday, February 4, 2011

Latino Center Caters to a Multi-ethnic South End

Villa Victoria Center for the Arts to celebrate Black History Month and Chinese New Year.

An unassuming church sits on the quiet side of West Newton Street in Boston’s South End. Behind the twin red doors is Villa Victoria Center for the Arts – the only multi-disciplinary Latino arts complex in New England. Adding to the contradiction, this Latino-based organization will be hosting events for both Black History Month and the Chinese New Year in February. “The population of the community has changed greatly,” says Javier Torres, Director of the non-profit. “It’s our responsibility to be responsive to the change in demographics without forgetting our Puerto Rican heritage.” Villa Victoria Center for the Arts was opened in 1986 as part of a community movement that began in the 60s. Local Puerto Rican leaders, looking to renew and …

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