Joining the Conversation: An Interactive Celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.
April 3rd from 2-4pm
Trumansburg Conservatory of Fine Arts
The public is invited to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy of nonviolence through hands-on education, art, writing activities, and discussion for people of all ages. Featuring open mic readings of Martin Luther King Jr’s speeches.
The public is invited to attend. Free event. Kids welcome.
Note: Masks are required at this event to prevent the spread of Covid-19
A link to the event survey can be found here: https://forms.gle/vtMV4RernxJ2iZET7
The intention of the event is to bring people together to celebrate Dr. King’s life. Participants will be invited to join in activities presented in collaboration with many area nonprofit organizations:
opportunities to help fight voter suppression in communities of color.
Participants will be invited to share segments of Martin Luther King Jr.’s speeches via an open mic throughout the two hour event.
About the Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Planning Committee:
This event is facilitated by a group of community volunteers who saw our annual celebration of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday as an important opportunity to continue discussions surrounding racism and nonviolent principles of organizing in a setting that is friendly and welcoming to adults, teens, and families with young children.