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Ailey Experience Detroit gives dancers ages 8 through adult the chance to train with professional Ailey instructors and former Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater performers. Students learn Horton, hip hop and Ailey repertory while exploring the history of Alvin Ailey’s signature style. No audition or prior dance experience is...
African American Family Book Expo and Read In celebrates its 10 year milestone with more than 40 independent Black authors and a lively family atmosphere. Kids can enjoy free Black history coloring sheets, bookmarks and giveaways while families shop for autographed books and hear live read ins throughout the...
FSPA Celebrates Black History features student performances in music, dance and theatre at MacArthur Recital Hall. Families can enjoy spirituals, spoken word and contemporary works honoring Black artists, composers and writers. Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult and no flash photography is allowed. Event cost: Tickets start...
The Underground Railroad in Michigan explores local and statewide history through a PowerPoint presentation and short guided night hike. Families with older kids will learn how Native American trails and Detroit played key roles in the Underground Railroad. Dress for the weather, as the half mile hike may include...
Celebrate Black History and Black Futures features daily tours, live performances and hands on activities throughout February at Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation. Families can explore stories of Black innovators, enjoy music and dance performances, browse a free Black Business Saturday market and take part in kid friendly...
Families can come out to the Southfield Pavillion to see this powerful, one-woman show, The Spirit of Harriet Tubman, by Leslie McCurdy. For all ages. Event cost: Free Event time: 3 p.m. Feb. 15, 2025