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Celebrate Juneteenth this weekend, Montgomery style

Celebrate Juneteenth this weekend, Montgomery style
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Jazz in the Garden is Saturday at Montgomery s Oak Park

Jazz in the Garden is Saturday at Montgomery s Oak Park Staff reports Generations of jazz music will be flowing among the trees Saturday at Montgomery s Oak Park during Jazz in the Garden. The event is from 11 a.m.-2 p.m., and is free. It s being presented by Montgomery s Department of Cultural Affairs. It s a generational jazz experience from T. Baldwin Music, It ll feature music from Colman Woodson Jr., Amon Robinson, and David Boykin, with a house band and vocalists. Guests are invited to tour the new expansions in the Montgomery Botanical Garden. Oak Park is located at 1010 Forest Avenue.

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Montgomery announces Black History Month events

Montgomery announces Black History Month events (Source: WSFA 12 News) By WSFA Staff | February 11, 2021 at 8:57 PM CST - Updated February 11 at 8:59 PM MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - To celebrate Black History Month, the city of Montgomery announced an array of events. “As the Birthplace of the Civil Rights Movement, Black History is our history in Montgomery,” Mayor Steven Reed said. “Our community will honor the countless contributions from Black culture and African-American innovators on our country and the world at large. In doing so, we will offer a line-up of unique, tangible experiences to fully celebrate that legacy.” According to city officials, Reed asked the Montgomery Department of Cultural Affairs to reimagine this year’s celebration in an effort to appeal to “a broad and diverse audience while enhancing overall accessibility.” The city will debut several new events.

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