Black History Month Events

Wednesday, February 21 – Melvin Morris
10am-11am
Building 4 – Humanities/English Department

Meet Melvin Morris, local artist to discuss his art, the local art gallery, and the inspiration for his art creations.

Friday, February 23 – Black Voices: A Celebration of African American Literature and Art
9am-9:50am
RCC Library

Explore a showcase of different African American authors, poets, artists, etc. who broke barriers in a Westernized society.

We will shine the light on these African American voices and read different passages, poems, and excerpts from the authors of the past and present.

Wednesday, February 28 – RCC Early College presents Black History

2pm – 3pm

ADL Auditorium, Building 15

The event is free and open to the public

Join the RCC Early College as they celebrate Black History Month, highlighting the endeavors of African-American Figures in Robeson County

Thursday, February 29 – Black History Program

The Reason Why I Sing!

Guest Speaker: Pastor Kelvin L. Barnes, Sandy Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Lumberton

The event is free and open to the public

Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and the event will begin at 6 p..m.