The Gallery 66 arts venue is holding a series of events at its downtown New Britain location in celebration of Black History Month.
“We feel the importance of a strong community of many differing people is founded on the education of all to understand the groups that make us much more alike than different,” Adrian Elliott, the curator of the Visitors Center Gallery 66 said online.
A series of events, event organizers say, has been, “dedicated to the celebration of people of color from our community and throughout the world.”
Future events planned include,
| Date | Event | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Feb 13th | Nzinga’s Daughters: History Talk | 6:00pm |
| Feb 18th | Prodigy League and JusMove Studio: Youth Dance Presentation | 6:00pm |
| Feb 19th | CMHA Diversity Commitee: Color Bias Panel Discussion | 12:00pm |
| Feb 20th | A-Team and HIMMY Ent: Apollo Night | 6:00pm to 9:00pm |
| Feb 24th | Paradym: Movie Night | 6:00pm |
| Feb 27th | A-Team: Black HIStory Reception - Meet & Greet | 6:00pm to 9:00pm |
The series is sponsored by Community Mental Health Affiliates.
The events are being held by the New Britain Downtown District Visitors Center/Gallery 66, which is located at 66 West Main Street.
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