The screening of the documentary "The House on Jonathan Street" at the esteemed Maryland Theatre was a momentous occasion that resonated with audiences and ignited a dialogue about the power of storytelling and the preservation of collective heritage. Directed by the acclaimed filmmakers, Russ and Patrick Hodge behind 3 Roads Communications, this thought-provoking film delves into the enigmatic history of a house on Jonathan Street in our neighboring city Hagerstown, unraveling a narrative that captivates and challenges viewers.

In the digital age, social media platforms have become powerful tools for sharing knowledge, raising awareness, and celebrating the richness of different cultures. Among these creators are Fredericktonians Tre and Malcolm Brown, who have taken it upon themselves to bring Black History facts to the forefront through their online series called "Topics in Black America."

Winchester Hall came alive on February 5th as the annual Black History Month celebration took center stage. County Executive Fitzwater, alongside county staff, community nonprofits, and talented performers, joined the public for an unforgettable evening of cultural celebration. Titled "Etched In History: A Celebration of Black Culture," this event was a vibrant and inspiring showcase of African American heritage.

Taurean Washington's art exhibit for Black History Month is a powerful and thought-provoking display of African American history and culture. Through his vibrant and expressive artwork, Washington beautifully captures the struggles, triumphs, and resilience of the Black community.

The 2nd Annual African Americans of Excellence (AAOE) Exhibit 2024—a multi-media exhibit featuring original work from local artists and students, showcasing the contributions of African Americans in Frederick County—will open with a VIP kick-off event. Join the artists, honorees and special guests for a ribbon-cutting ceremony, artist and honoree talks, a live and silent auction and a special celebration.

The Bijou Film Screening series, have become a cherished monthly tradition, providing a unique space for cinephiles and art enthusiasts to come together and enjoy a curated selection of films. This month, the Bijou Film Screening took an unexpected turn into the realm of art and culture by featuring Sam Pollard's thought-provoking documentary, "Black Art in the Absence of Light."