Wake County Public Libraries in Raleigh, North Carolina will host a series of free events throughout February to mark Black History Month. The programs will honor Black creativity, history, and culture and will offer activities for children, teens, and adults. According to the Wake County Government, participants will have opportunities to engage with Black artists, musicians, and other cultural figures. Additional program details are available through the provided link.

Source: Wake County Government

Source Type: Gov

Source Location: Raleigh

Savanah, GA

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