Celebrate Black History Month at the Independence Visitor Center
Summary
Noah Lewis plays the role of this free Black Colonial Soldier, Wagoneer, respected Patriot, and American hero.The celebration continues on February 16th, from 1 pm-4 pm with a production entitled “Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory”, which will focus on both the early and latter years leading up to the tragic assassination of Dr. Martin L. King Jr. On February 23rd, from 1 pm-4 pm, the Keep The Dream Alive Community Development Corp. presents Deja Praise Ministries for the production entitled “A Tribute to Virtuous Women”.Noah Lewis plays the role of this free Black Colonial Soldier, Wagoneer, respected Patriot, and American hero.Noah Lewis plays the role of this free Black Colonial Soldier, Wagoneer, respected Patriot, and American hero.The celebration continues on February 16th, from 1 pm-4 pm with a production entitled “Mine Eyes Have Seen the Glory”, which will focus on both the early and latter years leading up to the tragic assassination of Dr. Martin L. King Jr.On February 23rd, from 1 pm-4 pm, the Keep The Dream Alive Community Development Corp. presents Deja Praise Ministries for the production entitled “A Tribute to Virtuous Women”.This program will feature honorary speakers, Praise dance, and song selection.On February 24th, from 11 am-2pm, Ned Hector, a black revolutionary soldier from the battle of Brandywine, will be performing once again at the Independence Visitor Center.