W.E. Ride & Dine" - A Windsor Black History and Culinary Bus Tour Description: A 4-hour bus tour of Windsor historical sites, learning about local Black history, and our part in the Underground Railroad. “Ride & Dine” - delight in authentic Black cuisine, including a mix of African, Caribbean, Jamaican and American Soul Food. Our […]
This annual event will feature guest speakers Chris Ramsaroop and Evelyn Myrie. Admission by donation. For information, call (519) 945-0213 or e-mail secretary@wwia.club.Date: Sunday, February 23rd, 2025Time: 1:00 – 4:00pmLocation: Caribbean Centre, 2410 Central Avenue, Windsor
A uniquely special student-led celebration of Black History. There will be songs, dance, spoken word, art displays, and savory dishes from the islands and the Continent.
Arts Collective Theatre in collaboration with The Amherstburg Freedom Museum Presents The Price of Freedom An original play by Carlos Anthony Directed by Chris Rabideau We are excited to extend an invitation to students in Grades 7-12 to attend a school show performance and panel discussion on Thursday, February 27, at 10:15 AM at the Capitol Theatre. About The Show […]
Arts Collective Theatre in collaboration with The Amherstburg Freedom Museum presents The Price of Freedom An original play by Carlos Anthony Directed by Chris Rabideau Tickets Adults: $33 Students/Seniors: $30 Set against the turbulent backdrop of 1860s Canada, The Price of Freedom tells the gripping story of John Anderson, a freedom seeker accused of […]
Arts Collective Theatre in collaboration with The Amherstburg Freedom Museum presents The Price of Freedom An original play by Carlos Anthony Directed by Chris Rabideau Tickets Adults: $33 Students/Seniors: $30 Set against the turbulent backdrop of 1860s Canada, The Price of Freedom tells the gripping story of John Anderson, a freedom seeker accused of […]
Join Us for a Powerful Black History Month Celebration! Step into an evening of history, culture, and inspiration as Black Kids in Action proudly presents “Our Story, Our Journey” — a captivating production honoring Black history, resilience, and achievements. 🗓 Date: March 7th, 2025 📍 Location: Capitol Theatre, 121 University Ave. W, Windsor, ON ⏰ […]
Black History Month is all about celebrating strength, resilience, and community—so let’s talk mind and body wellness!Join us for a night focused on mental health, movement, and empowerment. We’ll dive into how taking care of your body helps build resilience and well-being—all in a space designed for Black youth to connect, learn, and grow.📅 Feb 28, […]
The community is invited to gather at the University of Windsor Main Campus outside Chrysler Hall Tower on Monday, February 2nd at noon for the ceremonial raising of the Pan-African flag. There will be remarks by Dr. Clinton Beckford, Dr. Cheryl Collier, and Dr. Shetina Jones. Following the flag-raising ceremony, attendees are invited to a […]
Join the University of Windsor Department of History and the Amherstburg Freedom Museum for a Black History Month featuring alumni Max Bennett and Karleigh Kochaniec. Bennett and Kochaniec will discuss their past research and knowledge mobilization activities as Local Black History Interns at the Amherstburg Freedom Museum. This free event takes place at the School […]
Join us as community historian Irene Moore Davis discusses myths and facts regarding the Underground Railroad in Windsor-Essex County and beyond. Referring to decades of scholarship regarding the Underground Railroad, this presentation will dispel some of the common myths that have shaped many North Americans’ understanding of what the Underground Railroad was, its significance, how it operated, […]
For more than ninety years, the congregation of Windsor’s British Methodist Episcopal Church has organized a Valentine Tea in February. This year, the 95th Annual Valentine Tea will take place at All Saints’ Anglican Church just steps from the original location of the BME Church in the McDougall Street Corridor. Enjoy tea and desserts, the […]
