Movie in the Park: Celebrating Emancipation Day in Florida
Roberto Clemente Park 1936 Henderson Ave, Fort Myers, Florida, United StatesPlease bring lawn chairs and towels for seating in the park. For more information contact Lee County Black History Society: - 239-332-8778 - blackhistory@leecountyblackhistorysociety.org
Movie in the Park: Celebrating Emancipation Day in Florida
Lee County Black History Society 1936 Henderson Avenue, Fort Myers, FL, United StatesLimited space inside, please pre-register: For more information contact Lee County Black History Society: - 239-332-8778 - blackhistory@leecountyblackhistorysociety.org
Movie in the Park: Celebrating Emancipation Day in Florida
Dunbar Community High School 1857 High Street, Fort Myers, FL, United StatesFor more information contact Lee County Black History Society: - 239-332-8778 - blackhistory@leecountyblackhistorysociety.org
Juneteenth Community Festival – Family Day in the Park
Roberto Clemente Park 1936 Henderson Ave, Fort Myers, Florida, United States
Holiday in the Park 2022 – Celebrating African American Inventors at Christmas
Roberto Clemente Park 1936 Henderson Ave, Fort Myers, Florida, United StatesSoul Santa & Elves Fire Truck Parade - line up starts at 3:30pm Tree Lighting 6:00pm
Movie in the Park – Jingle Jangle
Roberto Clemente Park 1936 Henderson Ave, Fort Myers, Florida, United States
Black History Month – Prayer Breakfast
Lee County Black History Society 1936 Henderson Avenue, Fort Myers, FL, United States
Movie in the Park – Teach Us All
Roberto Clemente Park 1936 Henderson Ave, Fort Myers, Florida, United States
Heart Hustle – Health & Wellness Fest
Roberto Clemente Park 1936 Henderson Ave, Fort Myers, Florida, United StatesFind out more
Florida Emancipation Event: The Women of 1865 and Thereafter Celebrating Female Figures in Black History
Roberto Clemente Park 1936 Henderson Ave, Fort Myers, Florida, United StatesNo cost to attend but reservations are required. Food will be provided by Chelle's Special Touch Catering and entertainment by Karlus Trapp from The Roots of Black American Music. The event will be tented outdoors, ladies are encouraged to wear sundresses and brims (large sun hats). Registration required. Register Here