Community art exhibition celebration.
By HERE News
COLUMBIA, S.C. – The Greenview community is gearing up to honor the Black History Month through a unique celebration focusing on the theme of “American Americans and The Arts.” The event, one of the city’s most anticipated gatherings, is set to elude the mundane routines of life, spotlighting a community’s collective tribute to African American contribution in the Arts.
With a purpose to inspire, engage, and illuminate the invaluable contribution of AfricanAmericans in the realm of Arts, Greenview has opened its arms to two esteemed personalities for the occasion – Judge Clifton Newman and Jackie Whitmore. Both had been prominently featured in the 2024 S.C. African American Calendar.
The celebration of Black History Month in Greenview is set for Saturday, February 24, starting at 11:00 A.M. The chosen venue for the event is the well-respected Reid Chapel AME Church, located at 712 Gabriel Street in Columbia. The event promises to offer an enriching exploration of history and culture.
This year’s Black History Month celebration in Greenview is already drawing large-scale attention and anticipation. The primary reason being the inviting theme of “American Americans and The Arts”, which is indeed a vast area that touches the lives of many. Moreover, the presence of Judge Clifton Newman and Jackie Whitmore, two renowned individuals whose contributions to society have been featured prominently this year, adds more weight to this event.
The annual event not only aims to celebrate Black History Month but is also a testament to the efforts made by the community to promote multicultural awareness and mutual respect. As we move forward into 2024, Greenview is committed to building bridges through understanding, respect, and acknowledgment of diverse cultures and histories.
The event is certain to leave an indelible mark on everyone who attends. The rich culture, heritage, and contributions of African Americans to The Arts will be showcased and celebrated in this commemorative event. Greenview invites everyone to join in the celebration and to learn and grow in the richness of a diverse and shared history.
Columbia residents are urged to mark their calendars for this momentous occasion, and to come out and join their neighbors in this enlightening and inspiring event. Celebrating Black History Month in Greenview is not just about one community; it is about the entire city of Columbia coming together to honor the accomplishments and contributions of African Americans in the United States.
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