Richland Library Celebrates Black History Month

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(Columbia, SC) — Richland Library invites the community to celebrate Black History Month with a dynamic lineup of events that honor the achievements, contributions, and cultural impact of African Americans in politics, education, the arts, and beyond. Throughout February, the library will host a dynamic series of events designed to inspire, educate, and celebrate African American culture and history.

From thought-provoking author discussions and powerful musical performances to compelling film screenings, Richland Library offers a variety of programs that provide opportunities for reflection, learning, and connection. Events will take place at multiple library locations, ensuring accessibility for all.

Black History Month Celebration highlights include:

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