Toronto Public Library Black History Month Events @ North York Central Library and Don Mills Library, Toronto, ON - Sat Feb 2nd!

WRITING THE BLACK NARRATIVE: How to Tell Your Cultural Story


Sat Feb 02, 2019
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
240 mins

Location: North York Central Library, 5120 Yonge Street, Toronto, ON

Elearning Lab
Join our interactive panel discussion with writers Stacey Ann Berry, Kamilah Haywood, Selwyn Jeffers, and Angelot Ndongmo, sharing experiences and strategies for writing culturally-specific narratives. Writers will also provide individual workshops and share tips and resources for starting, sustaining, and publishing writing projects in a variety of genres. Facilitated by Jameel Davis (Elevated Waves Publishing, Cleveland) and Stacey Marie Robinson (Kya Publishing, Toronto). Please register for this free event by calling (416) 395-5639.

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Tales by Moonlight African Drumming


Sat Feb 02, 2019
3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
60 mins

Location: Don Mills, 888 Lawrence Avenue East, Toronto, ON

Auditorium
In African culture, drumming and storytelling are part of the celebration of life. Learn all about the art of interactive storytelling, dance and hand drumming through simple call and response songs. Free Djembe drums provided for limit of 80 participants. All ages.

Space is limited. Please register in-person or by calling the branch at 416 395-5710.

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