John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

John C. Holland

1887-1954

He started out as a newspaper boy, dreamed of becoming a minister and became the First African American to be named "Citizen of the Year" in any community in Canada.

We honour those who continue to work diligently in the spirit of John Holland.

Black History Month Events-2010 PDF Print E-mail

 

 
Hamilton Black History Committee presents
the 14th Annual Rev. John C. Holland Awards
Date:
Saturday, February 6, 2010

Location:
Michelangelo Banquet Centre
1555 Upper Ottawa

Tickets: $75.00 per person  or  $700.00 for Table of 10
For tickets please call 905-527-5651
 

AFROSTORICA 2010!
(Mutabaruka Dubs Hamilton)
Sunday, Feb. 7, 5.P.M.
at ACCA Cultural Centre
754 Barton Street East, Hamilton 
with, DJango Pan Fyah (one-man, one-pan reggae steelpan sensation)
& teen songstress Tiana Traficante ACCA Youth Voices : hosted by Klyde Broox
Fee:$10!
(905-385-0925)

Parks Canada
Black History Mini-expo
Tuesday, February 2, 9:30-2:30 at Parks Canada Discovery Centre (905-526-8409)

Grade 7 and 8 students are invited to explore local Black History as Parks Canada and various community partners, such as Griffin House National Historic Site, Stoney Creek Track and Field, Stewart Memorial Church, and Oakville Museum, present interactive workshops and learning experiences. $1.90/student
 
Leslie McCurdy’s Spirit of Harriet Tubman
Friday February 12, 7 pm at Parks Canada Discovery Centre (905-526-8409)
McCurdy’s powerful performance depicts the life story of Harriet Tubman - from her early years as a slave, through her work on the Underground Railroad, to her continued devotion to others in her later years. This performance will captivate and mesmerize.
Limited seating. $30/seat
 
Black History Hike
Monday, February 15
Two Great Sites, One Low Price! ($10/ea or $20/family)
Griffin House National Historic Site and Parks Canada Discovery Centre (905-526-8409)
Explore black history via a Black History Hike to Griffin House Historical Site and warm up with some indoor interactive activities at Parks Canada Discovery Centre. Griffin House is a 19th century home that stands as a testament to the strength and bravery of black Canadians who sought freedom in Ontario.
 
Lawrence Hill
Saturday, February 20, 7 pm at Parks Canada Discovery Centre (905-526-8409)
Author Lawrence Hill will read excerpts from his captivating, award-winning novel The Book of Negroes. After entertaining questions and queries, Mr. Hill will hold a book-signing session as guests mingle.
Limited seating. $30/seat
 

Stewart Memorial Church 175th Anniversary
Media Launch
February 16, 2010
11am
114 John Street North
Hamilton
905-522-9755

KUUMBA  Enterpise
Annual  Original Arts and Crafts Show

Date:
Saturday  February 27, 2010: 9am to 7pm
Sunday February 28, 12:00 Noon’til 6pm

In Celebration of
Creativity(Kuumba), Purpose(Nia) and Self-Determination(Kujichaglia).

Place:
Essence Banquet Centre
422 Barton Street East (at Lemming)
 
To Book your spot/display table Call 905-521-9646 or 905-515-7421
Space is limited.  "First come First serve."


Art Gallery of Hamilton


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alt AGH talks Posing Beauty with curator Dr. Deborah Willis (February 11)
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alt AGH performance The Ultimate Jam (February 12)
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 alt AGH studio Relief Printmaking (March 28 & April 11, 18)
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alt AGH studio The Art of African Head Wraps (April 24)

 


Vision N Vibe Promotions
905-730-7764
www.VisionNVibe.com

Black History Program
Saturday February 27, 2010
Sherwood High School
 

Hamilton Black History Committee Presents
Sunday Dinner...A Family Gathering Potluck
Calling all Children of the African Continent and the Diaspora
Sunday February 28
4 pm til 7 pm
"Lets break bread together
and celebrate our rich history"
Food from the Caribbean, South America, Africa, Europe, Canada, USA
Music and fun
Please call 905-522-9755 to confirm your participation
 

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