Join students at the University of Windsor Main Campus for a panel discussion about living away from home, challenges faced by out-of-town and international students of Black/African/Caribbean descent, the pursuit of independence, and culture shock. Panelists will include Farrah Francis, Doxa Zannou, and Dr. Anushka Plumb. Follow the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance (UWSA) website […]
Dept. of History, University of Windsor & the Essex County Black Historical Research Society presents, "Beyond Freedom - Black North American border crossers in the Emancipation Generation," with Dr. Adam Arenson, Manhattan College. Where: Performance Hall, SoCA Armouries, 37 University Ave. East
Willow Key Presents "Windsor’s Black Mecca: Recovering the Stories of the McDougall Street Corridor" University of Windsor Master’s student Willow Key will discuss the history of Windsor's historic McDougall Street Corridor, which was destroyed by postwar urban redevelopment. Please RSVP Here Where: Hole in The Wall @ River Bookshop
It Started With A Dream: The History of the Amherstburg Freedom Museum Amherstburg Freedom Museum Curator, Mary-Katherine Whelan, and Assistant Curator, Dr. Lorene Bridgen-Lennie, will give a presentation about the history of the Nazrey A.M.E. Church, Taylor Log Cabin, and Museum building, and their significance to Underground Railroad History and Black settlement in Canada. Where: […]
AfroFest at the University of Windsor: Winter MarketDescription: Join students at the University of Windsor Main Campus for a Winter Market featuring a plethora of goods sold by Windsor-Essex Black-owned businesses. Follow the University of Windsor Students’ Alliance (UWSA) website and social media for further details.Date: Friday, February 10th, 2023Time: 10am-2pmLocation: CAW Student Centre Commons, […]
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 […]
The Windsor International Film Festival and Windsor Symphony Orchestra present An Evening of Oscar Peterson, featuring the film Oscar Peterson: Black + White, plus a concert featuring the WSO and pianist Thompson Egbo-Egbo. Your ticket includes the film, concert, and food between events. Oscar Peterson, regarded as one of the greatest jazz pianists of all […]
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra presents A Celebration of Oscar Peterson, a concert featuring the WSO and pianist Thompson Egbo-Egbo. Oscar Peterson, regarded as one of the greatest jazz pianists of all time, is among Canada’s most honoured musicians. Peterson’s Canadiana Suite, originally written as a ballet, will be performed with jazz trio and orchestra. Florence […]
Featuring delicious Caribbean cuisine, the Windsor West Indian Association’s annual Black History Brunch is happening 1:00-5:00 p.m. Admission $30 for adults, $15 for children under 12. Tickets can be purchased by calling (519) 945-0213 or by e-mail to secretary@wwia.club or at the door. Where: Caribbean Centre, 2410 Central Avenue, Windsor
The Windsor Symphony Orchestra presents A Celebration of Oscar Peterson, a concert featuring the WSO and pianist Thompson Egbo-Egbo. Oscar Peterson, regarded as one of the greatest jazz pianists of all time, is among Canada’s most honoured musicians. Peterson’s Canadiana Suite, originally written as a ballet, will be performed with jazz trio and orchestra. Florence […]
The British Methodist Episcopal Church, one of Windsor’s continuing Underground Railroad-era historic Black congregations, presents the 92nd Annual Valentine Tea in a special location, All Saints’ Anglican Church. Guest Speaker, Mrs. Florence Logan, 99 years of age, will share her stories. Brief historical remarks will also be offered by Irene Moore Davis and Nancy Allen. […]
