Join AfroPolitan Canada on February 20–21 in Kitchener, ON for the AfroPolitan Canada cultural festival, a joyful celebration of community and culture! Spend two fun-filled days enjoying music, performances, great...
Join Guelph Black Heritage Society for a Black History Month music and storytelling event celebrating resilience, culture, and community. Grounded in the theme “Remembering the Past, Reflecting on the Present,...
Join Rhythm and Blues Cambridge for a Black History Month community event—an inspiring evening of connection, reflection, and celebration of community strength and vision. The event features live cultural performances,...
Join African Family Revival Organization (AFRO) for a Black History Month community celebration under the theme “Rooted in Blackness: Culture, Care, Community.” Spend a day of reflection, connection, and celebration as...
Join the Kitchener Public Library for an exciting African American arts and culture program co-hosted with Briana Phillips! Children ages 4–12 are invited to enjoy a lively storybook reading followed...
Are you looking for a space to build resilience while navigating relationships, education, career, and life transitions? Join REAL Hub — a fun, safe, and supportive community where people come...
Looking for something meaningful to do this Black History Month? Join Congress of Black Women - Waterloo Chapter on February 21 at 4:00 PM at Princess Cinema in Waterloo for...
Join Rhythm & Blues Cambridge for their first-ever Youth Leadership Summit, a Black History Month community event for Black youth ages 12 and up to connect, be inspired, and share...
Join the Kitchener Public Library for a special Black history foodways event in celebration of Black History Month. Discover the rich culinary traditions of nineteenth-century Black settlers in our region as we explore a historical artifact from the Library’s collection highlighting the celebratory foodways of the Queen’s Bush settlement — one of Ontario’s most notable...
Join the Waterloo Public Library for a special Black History Month family author event designed to spark open, meaningful conversations. Enjoy a warm and inclusive afternoon with local Community Changemaker, Grace Ibrahima, the author of White Questions, Black Answers. Grace will be “Auntie” for the afternoon, answering respectful questions from young participants about skin colour,...
Join Nigerians in the Region of Waterloo (NIROW) every last Saturday of the month to celebrate storytelling, arts, culture, and community! Book-a-pedia is an inclusive community book club that brings people together through storytelling and creative arts projects. Together, let's explore diverse voices, foster belonging, and actively challenge racism, discrimination, and bullying. Open to families...
Join Wilfrid Laurier University (WLU) for a Black intellectual life panel titled “Black Intellectual Life and the Post-EDI University” on March 5 from 2:30 to 4 p.m. This year’s series highlights the critical role of Black scholars in Canadian universities and the global relevance of their research. A panel of distinguished Black scholars from the...
