Detroit became a special place for the support it provided some of our best leadership. It told the world that blacks were deeply concerned about their status in this community, that they were willing to stand up and tell the world they were determined to be true citizens here. The event is free. 5401 Woodward, Detroit. A wide variety of special activities and programs let visitors explore African-American culture and history.
All events are free.
The exhibit deals with the history of African-American health providers from physicians, nurses, and dentists. Dramatic reenactments, story-telling and music will be presented each weekend. Artist Gordon Parks utilizes many media to express an uplifting and influential message of hope in the face of adversity. Youtheatre's most popular guest artists, the Ishangi Family of West Africa, present authentic music, dance and costumes for a special celebration of Black History Month.