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February 4 at 6:30 PM
Throughout history, kids have been agents of change. Author Kelly Starling Lyons shares two of her picture books that celebrate their roles in making a difference. For ages 6-10.
Registration required for this virtual program.
FREEDOM BOUND: RUNAWAYS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
February 10 at 6 PM
Learn about freedom seekers Stephen and Candis and other runaways from Maryland told through an interactive virtual tour of Freedom Bound that includes living history performances. For ages 6-10.
Registration required for this virtual program.
GENERATIONS: MUSIC AND THE BLACK FAMILY CONCERT
February 18 at 7 PM
Enjoy a virtual hour of family-based music including classical, negro spirituals, folk tunes, jazz and sing-a-longs performed by black classical musicians and produced by the Coalition for African Americans in the Performing Arts. For adults.
Registration required for this virtual program.
February 20 at 2 PM
This session will explore why Black representation in books matters, share tips for having courageous conversations about race with young children, and offer children book recommendations. This program is presented in partnership with the Banneker-Douglass Museum and Baltimore Read Aloud. Registration required for this virtual program.
February 27 at 10 AM
HOW TO BE A CHILDREN'S BOOK AUTHOR AND ILLUSTRATOR: ONE ARTIST'S JOURNEY
Author and illustrator Don Tate will discuss his journey from shy, reluctant reader to celebrated author and illustrator. Session includes drawing and Q&A. For ages 6-10.
Registration required for this virtual program.