Franklin Township Cultural Arts Council Hosts Black History Month Celebration

The Franklin Township Cultural Arts Council (FTCAC) invites the community to a Black History Month Celebratory Event on Saturday, February 21 at 1 p.m. at the Franklin Middle School – Hamilton Street Campus.

This year’s program honors the history, achievements, and cultural contributions of Black residents in Franklin Township, highlighting the artistic traditions that continue to shape the community. 

Attendees can look forward to an engaging lineup featuring live performances, spoken word, music, dance, historical storytelling, youth presentations, and interactive arts activities.

In partnership with Franklin 250, the FTCAC aims to create an uplifting, educational, and inclusive experience that reflects the Township’s diverse heritage and celebrates the creativity and resilience that define Franklin’s Black community.

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