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Throughout history, Black artists have used their creativity to inspire, challenge, and transform our world. This Black History Month, the library is celebrating and showcasing the work of three incredible artists right here in our own backyard. Pictured in the photo on this page from left: Tia Etu, Antonia Ruppert, and Hasani Cannon.
Meet the artists on Monday, February 3, 6:30-8 pm. See their artwork inside the Main Library Idea Box during these open hours:
- Wednesday, February 5, 1-4 pm
- Sunday, February 9, 12-3 pm
- Wednesday, February 12, 1-4 pm
- Thursday, February 13, 1-4 pm
- Tuesday, February 18, 1-3 pm - CANCELLED
- Tuesday, February 25, 1-4 pm
- Thursday, February 27, 5-8 pm
This exhibit is part of a series of events happening at the library to celebrate Black History Month. Our library recognizes heritage months, including February as Black History Month. As a Library for Everyone, we also strive to offer equity and anti-racism programs all year long. See more programs tagged equity & anti-racism, and subscribe to receive monthly Equity & Anti-Racism email updates.