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HISTORY COMES ALIVECOLLECTING & SHARING FLORIDA'S AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY -
AFRICAN AMERICAN CULTURETHE ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND IN PALM BEACH COUNTY
Give to The Spady Museum
Expand & Preserve Our Cultural History.
Monday, January 21, 2019
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. BREAKFAST
Join the community for an inspirational celebration of Dr. King’s legacy and a start to the day of service that the King Holiday embodies. A seat is waiting for you at The Spady Museum’s Martin Luther King, Jr. Breakfast!
Wednesday, June 19, 2019
JUNETEENTH CELEBRATION
A cultural celebration, recognizing a special date in American and Florida history – commemorating the end of slavery. Live music, artistic expressions, and demonstrations, belly dancing, drumming, storytelling, speakers and food.
"RIDE & REMEMBER" HISTORICAL TOUR
BRINGING THE HISTORY OF DELRAY BEACH TO LIFE
When you board the “Ride & Remember” Historical Tour, the history of Delray Beach comes alive! Climb aboard The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum’s popular, monthly “Ride & Remember” Historical Tour and enjoy the interactive, personalized stories of Delray Beach’s interesting origins and development.
COLLABORATIVE PROGRAMMING AT THE SPADY
New Exhibit | MY REEL
Now – July 21, 2018
View the world through the lens of local photographers, who specialize in various genres from modeling to nature, and enjoy selected photographs from the Museum’s extensive archives. “My Reel” includes “Share My Reel,” a collaboration exhibit that invited local artists from South Florida to submit their work before a juried committee. The committee included well-known local professional photographers, Michiko Kurisu, Marie Vickles and David I. Muir, who evaluated more than 180 submissions. Curated by Khaulah Naima Nuruddin, “My Reel” is an original show with a decidedly South Florida perspective.
YOUTH CULTURAL EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM (YCEP)
DEDICATED TO EMPOWERING DELRAY BEACH YOUTH THROUGH EDUCATION
Our YCEP encourages area youth to express themselves through interactive academic engagement. Held every Saturday, the program features the YCEP Dance Project as well as an Artisan’s Corner teaching original artist creation techniques. Other program components include engaging youth in learning healthy cooking, cultural history activities, poetry, Kemetic yoga and more.
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YOUTH SERVED IN 2017
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YEARLY EVENTS
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