Festival honoring Black history held at Brooklyn Children’s Museum
The festival runs until Feb. 25 and is open to all ages.
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6h agoSToooPS is hosting the second day of its Black Future Festival, “We da People” at the Brooklyn Children’s Museum.
The weeklong program kicked off on Sunday where the community can learn and reflect on the Black past, present and future. The festival offers multiple programs such as workshops, art exhibits and live performances.
The festival runs until Feb. 25 and is open to all ages.
