MIRAMAR – This February, the City of Miramar invites everyone to participate in these diverse and meaningful events celebrating Black History Month. The series of activities showcases the City’s commitment to fostering unity, promoting cultural diversity, and honoring the invaluable contributions of the Black community to the American story.
Miramar Mayor Wayne M. Messam
Mayor Wayne M. Messam said Miramar believes in the importance of commemorating Black History Month as a way to educate, inspire, and reflect upon the achievements, struggles, and resilience of African Americans throughout history. “It is a month to remember, honor, and celebrate the strength, culture, and history of the Black community.”
Events in Miramar during Black History Month:
BLACK HISTORY EXHIBIT – “Who are the Heroes in our Story: redlining.”
Date: January 10 – February 29
Location: Ansin Family Gallery at Miramar Cultural Center
Hosted by Mayor Wayne Messam
CLERGY LUNCHEON & PRAYER SERVICE
Date: January 31
Location: Miramar Cultural Center Banquet Hall
Time: 12-1:30 pm
Hosted by Mayor Wayne Messam
BLACK HISTORY MEETS REGGAE MONTH KICK-OFF
Date: February 1
Location: City Hall Plaza
Time: 10 am
Hosted by Vice Mayor Alexandra P. Davis
COMMISSION GALA recognizing African Americans who made contributions to the community
