Parks and Recreation offices, and the Reservoir Park Caretakers Mansion. Local Black History Senior Citizens Panel - February and March Prominent local senior citizens join with their youthful successors in grades 3 through 5 to talk about the Harrisburg of yesteryear, including discussions about recreation, schools, food, movies and more. In its twelfth consecutive year, student artwork from grades K-6 at Hamilton Elementary School are displayed in the Atrium of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. City Government Center. Tickets to the event are free and are first distributed to youth participating in the city's Winter Recreation Program. The morning performance is for students and senior citizens, with the evening reprise open to all city residents.
Tickets are limited and are distributed on a first-come basis.
We should all take pride in this extraordinary legacy and see it as inspiration for even greater accomplishments in the future. The Mayor noted that as all of the events except the Gala are free and open to the Public. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early as space will likely be limited for some events.