Informative talks, rousing concerts, and the world premiere of an inspiring play adapted from a book by a beloved former Northwestern University professor are among the February highlights of events on the Evanston campus that celebrate African-American culture during Black History Month. An admission fee is required for some of the programs, while others are free. All are open to the public.
Admission is free.
This internationally acclaimed choral group is regarded as one of the finest exponents of the rich and vital music of African-Americans. The program will also include calypso music. The highlight of the evening is a tribute to Harry Belafonte in celebration of his 70th birthday, arranged by Larry Farrow. Admission is free. The Spiritual Bond Between the Black Man and Black Woman.