Haitian Heritage Month: Film Screening & Discussion of 1804

Haitian Heritage Month: Film Screening & Discussion of 1804

Celebrate Haitian Heritage Month with us at the Charlotte and William Bloomberg Medford Public Library! Join us for a special film screening and discussion of the documentary 1804, which explores the history and impact of the Haitian Revolution. Learn about the rich cultural heritage of Haiti and engage in thought-provoking conversations with fellow attendees. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of Haitian history and culture and its connections to Medford's history. See you there!

Info: Arrive early to check in and explore a selection of handcrafted and culturally inspired products from Loretta’s Legacy! Guests can browse through beautifully curated items celebrating Haitian heritage before the event begins and connect with each other.


Check-In, Shop Unique Finds and Meet fellow attendees.


Take this opportunity to immerse yourself in Haitian art and products while preparing for an evening of learning and meaningful discussions!

Info: Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that raises awareness, amplifies knowledge, and strengthens community connections. Led by Dr. Kyera Singleton, Executive Director of Royall House and Slave Quarters, and Georgiana Chevry, CEO of DiamondTale Consulting and Founder of Haitian Heritage Month, this discussion explores Haiti’s impact, history, and its cultural ties to Medford.

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