Join us for a month of inspiring and educational events honoring Black culture, history, and contributions.
Click here for more information and a full list of upcoming events.
Kids’ History of Hiphop with Oriana Lee
Learn about the rich history of Hip-hop with local artist and educator Oriana Lee.
- Feb 8 | 2–3 PM | Southside Library
- Feb 15 | 2–3 PM | Main Library
- Feb 22 | 11 AM–12 PM | La Farge Library
The Power of Indignation: Richard Wright, Black American Novelist
Darryl Lorenzo Wellington dives into the life and legacy of Richard Wright, the author of Native Son and Black Boy.
- Feb 8 | 2–3 PM | Main Library
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The Pre-Civil War Complicated Lives of People of African Descent
Author and professor Sherri Burr discusses how the arrival of Africans shaped early America.
- Feb 22 | 11 AM–12 PM | Main Library
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Afrofuturism with Santa Fe Prep
Explore a curated pop-up museum featuring exhibits, dance, and an artist talk presented by Breshaun Joyner’s Afrofuturism Honors class.
- Feb 2 | All Day
Events take place across Santa Fe Public Library locations. Don't miss these unique opportunities to celebrate and learn!
