African-American Influences
Throughout February
The story of our heritage is not complete until we recognize the contributions of every culture in the American tapestry. Come to the Catoctin Mountain Park Visitor Center during the month of February to view the special display, “African-American Influences” in northern Frederick County.
Catoctin Mountain Park Visitor Center exhibition Frederick County
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African-American Heritage Walking Tour
Feb. 6, 13, 20, 27
Explore the African-American history and culture of Annapolis as you visit key historical sites including the Thurgood Marshall Memorial and the Kunta Kinte-Alex Haley Memorial.
Annapolis City Dock Anne Arundel County
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FREE at Last - Black History Celebration!
Feb. 6
The 2010 Speaker Series at Sotterley kicks-off with recounts of daily slavery life, as well as the impact of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960’s. There is something for all ages - dramatic portrayals, a spirit lifting gospel choir performance, hands-on learning, children’s activities, and tours of the original 1830’s Slave Cabin.
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Stories and Songs from the Slave Cabin
Feb. 14
Slave songs and spirituals are the roots of many genres of music, from country to gospel to blues and jazz. More importantly, however, they are a way to listen to the very words and emotions of the African Americans enslaved in the United States more than one hundred years ago.
Hampton National Historic Site
Towson Baltimore County
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Doleman Black Heritage Museum
Feb. 27
In support of the Doleman Black Heritage Museum, The Maryland Theatre is bringing to the stage the Coppin State University Choir from Baltimore and students from the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts. 
Washington County
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