Birmingham Public Library: Black History Month Programs Underway At Titusville Branch Library

Press release from Birmingham Public Library:

Roy L. Williams

February 10, 2022

Titusville Adults Arts and Crafts/Games Craze Every second and fourth Tuesday (February 23)| From 9:00 a.m.—6:00 p.m. Adults feel free to come and see what the arts and crafts and games are all about. Come for fun and community with your neighbors.  Black History Month Jeopardy Thursday, February 10 | Starts at 4:00 p.m. The goal of this event is to educate people on events and people about black history. Winners will receive a prize!  Titusville Black History Tween/Teen Trivia BowlFriday, February 11 | Starts at 4:00 p.m. How much do you know about African American leaders and events? Want to learn more? This trivia bowl is designed to inspire, empower, elevate, and transform young patrons' perspectives and understanding of history. Call Titusville Library at 205-322-1140 to register. The winner will receive $100.00. Bessie Coleman Airplane Craft Monday, February 21 | Starts at 3:30 p.m. Your imagination will take flight with the Titusville Library as you learn about Bessie Coleman. After the short history lesson, patrons will make airplanes out of clothespins! Materials are provided.  Talking to Children About Race Wednesday, February 23 | Starts at 4:00 p.m. Branch Manager Reba Williams will lead a workshop on anti-racism. This workshop is about discussing race with children, focusing on having hard conversations with teens. But many talking points apply to older children as well. It will be an interactive workshop with time for questions and discussions.  For more details, visit the Titusville Branch Library at #2 6th Avenue SW or call (205) 322-1140.  By Reba Williams, Branch Manager|Titusville Library  Check out photos from the Titusville Connection Artists Showcase  Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story.Can't see the table below? Click here to view the original story. Participating authors and artists photos

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