The following Penn State locations have scheduled events to mark Black History Month, which is celebrated in February. More events will be listed in the Feb. 4 issue of Intercom. Tickets can be purchased or picked up at the Penn State Altoona Bookstore. Also throughout the month of February in the Gallery there will be African American historical depictions on display. His mother is German-Danish, and he grew up in Japan.
Admission is free.
His mother is German-Danish, and he grew up in Japan. Admission is free. All performances are open to the public in the Buck Union Building stage area. University Park Art, poetry, literature and, new this year, a campus and community read-in are scheduled for Black History Month celebrations at University Park throughout the month of February. Opening art exhibit in the Paul Robeson Cultural Center with the art of Tom McKinney whose portraits of jazz legends are well known in Pennsylvania.