Experience the richness of oral storytelling as artistic performance—and its important role in Black history and culture—as honored storyteller Deborah Asante presents stories from African folklore.
Learn about Frederick Douglass's impact on religion and politics during a three-day online symposium presented by leading Douglass scholars.
Celebrate northwest Indiana's community and culture in an exhibit featuring photographs of Black men and women from all walks of life.
Learn about the life of Josiah Henson, the inspiration for the character Uncle Tom, at a film screening and book discussion.
Learn how rivers form, the parts of rivers and why rivers are so important during this hands-on youth workshop.
Join University High School's Jamie MacDougall and Wes Priest for a book discussion of World of Wonders!
Attend the screening of a new documentary to learn about food deserts and barriers to food access within Fort Wayne’s underserved communities.
Dive into water—an essential component of life on our planet, environmentally, culturally, and historically.
Join us as we celebrate the grand opening of Water/Ways in Centerville!
Visit Cope Environmental Center's Community Art Show to experience the various expressions of water on our earth.
Learn about the African American experience through the lenses of literature and film.
Join Cope Environmental Center for a workshop designed to inform and support women landowners' practice of soil health & water quality.