Join the Essex County Black Historical Research Society for our February meeting on Zoom. Dr. Heidi LM Jacobs and lead graduate student researcher Willow Key will provide an overview of the new We Were Here: Documenting Windsor’s McDougall Street Corridor digital archive hosted by Leddy Library… a remarkable collection of images, essays, maps, excerpts of […]
Le CCFWEK vous invite à célébrer le Mois de l’histoire des noirs en famille !! Venez avec vos enfants de 3 à 10 ans au Carrefour communautaire (720 avenue Ouellette, Windsor, ON.) Ce vendredi, 17 février 2023. Deux sessions organisées : 1re Session: de 10h30 à 12h00 2è Session: de 16.30 à 18h00 Des pancakes et du chocolat chaud seront également […]
Coalition for Justice Unity Equity Black History Month Event All Teen Students can reserve their "FREE" dinner reservation. (Casual fun) email: coalitionforjusticeunityequity@gmail.com Dates: Feb 3rd, Feb 10th, Feb 17th, Feb 24th. @7pmPasta, Dinner Roll, Beverages. After finishing up with exams, our students need a break. Free dinner and Visual Arts Show.Pop by, Bring your friends […]
Rarely Seen: Art from the Amherstburg Freedom Museum Collection Art from the Amherstburg Freedom Museum collection is showcased at River Bookshop for the month of February. The artwork features a mix of styles, techniques, and subject matter related to the Black experience. Date: Every Saturday and Sunday in February Time: 12-5pm Where: Hole in The […]
Unifor Local 444 Black Indigenous Workers of Colour present their 2023 Black History Month Event, “A Snapshot of the History of the Windsor-Essex County Black Community,” featuring various entertainment and a historical presentation by Irene Moore Davis, followed by dinner. Tickets are $10. Where: Unifor Local 200-444, 1855 Turner Road, Windsorr
With the generous support of FedDev Ontario, the Essex County Black Historical Research Society has commissioned three new murals near the intersection of Erie and Mercer Streets, in the heart of the McDougall Street Corridor, downtown Windsor’s traditional Black neighbourhood. Artists Jermaine Baylis, Ed Irmen, and DERKZ were selected to commemorate the rich Black history […]
Black Kids in Action Present “How Did We Get Here” Description: Join Black Kids in Action Performing Arts Group as they perform “How Did We Get Here?” will perform “Telling Our Story: Black History Month” on their YouTube page, February 26th at 7:00 p.m. Tickets $30.00 until Jan. 31st, $35.00 afterward, or $40.00 at the […]
Coalition for Justice Unity Equity Black History Month Event All Teen Students can reserve their "FREE" dinner reservation. (Casual fun) email: coalitionforjusticeunityequity@gmail.com Dates: Feb 3rd, Feb 10th, Feb 17th, Feb 24th. @7pmPasta, Dinner Roll, Beverages. After finishing up with exams, our students need a break. Free dinner and Visual Arts Show.Pop by, Bring your friends […]
Rarely Seen: Art from the Amherstburg Freedom Museum Collection Art from the Amherstburg Freedom Museum collection is showcased at River Bookshop for the month of February. The artwork features a mix of styles, techniques, and subject matter related to the Black experience. Date: Every Saturday and Sunday in February Time: 12-5pm Where: Hole in The […]
You’re encouraged to wear your hat or fascinator and join the Windsor West Indian Association for its annual Black History Tea Party which will feature food, music, tea of course, and a presentation by Joan and Treavor Jones, "Reggae: A musical journey from Africa to the World". Admission by donation. For information, call (519) 945-0213 or […]
AfroFest at the University of Windsor: Trivia Night Join students at the University of Windsor Main Campus for a trivia night featuring Black/African/Caribbean history and culture. Follow the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance (UWSA) website and social media for further details. Where: CAW Student Centre Commons, University of Windsor
