Celebrate Black History Month in Canada. Explore exciting events across Toronto throughout February:

Discovery through the Arts Concert: Join the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 on Feb. 11 for a musical journey reflecting the Caribbean and African diaspora experience.

Life Between Islands Exhibition: Discover Caribbean-British Art at the Art Gallery of Ontario until April 1. Featuring "June Clark: Unrequited Love," a solo exhibition dedicated to Colin Rand Kaepernick.

Kuumba Festival at Harbourfront Centre: Feb. 1-29 - Raise your voice and experience joyful expression through visual art, music, dance, film screenings, and workshops.

Toronto Black Film Festival 2024: Feb. 14-19 - Showcasing works by African, Caribbean, African American, and Black Canadian filmmakers. Honoring actress Pam Grier.

Obsidian Theatre Company's "Three Sisters": Feb. 29-Mar. 17 - An adaptation of Chekhov's play set in Nigeria, exploring colonialism and emancipation.

Toronto Public Library Programs: Throughout February - Film screenings, talks, and more at various library branches. Check out events for all ages!

Source: https://stories.td.com/ca/en/article/black-history-month-2024