The Ruby B. Archie Public Library is featuring a Black History Month display this month, “Seen & Heard,” focusing on local Black residents past and present and their accomplishments.
The Ruby B. Archie Public Library is featuring a Black History Month display this month, “Seen & Heard,” focusing on local Black residents past and present and their accomplishments. Adult services coordinator Rachel Timm came up with the idea for the display.
The Ruby B. Archie Public Library is featuring a Black History Month display this month, "Seen & Heard," focusing on local Black residents past and present and their accomplishments.
Real to Reel Film Series featuring “Marshall,” 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Saturday. Participants can enjoy a viewing of popular documentaries and biopics with a discussion after the film. Ages 18 and up. Registration is required.
March Through the Stacks, 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., Feb. 12. Join the march to learn about important historical figures in fun and engaging hands-on experiments and activities. Children of all ages are welcome. Registration is required.
Special screening of the documentary “The Movement 1963,” 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., Feb. 17. View and discuss the documentary about Danville’s 1963 civil rights struggle produced by Jonathan Parker. The documentary is also available for purchase or rent on Amazon Prime.
The Ruby B. Archie Public Library is featuring a Black History Month display this month, “Seen & Heard,” focusing on local Black residents past and present and their accomplishments.
The Ruby B. Archie Public Library is featuring a Black History Month display this month, “Seen & Heard,” focusing on local Black residents past and present and their accomplishments. Adult services coordinator Rachel Timm came up with the idea for the display.
The Ruby B. Archie Public Library is featuring a Black History Month display this month, "Seen & Heard," focusing on local Black residents past and present and their accomplishments.
