The Guelph Black Heritage Society concludes the “Love of the Lantern” Black History Month celebrations with three exciting events.

• Connect at the Guelph Civic Museum Music Night – February 24, 2017
  Oshungo Drum and Dance will share cultural experiences from West Africa and the Caribbean through the joy of drumming, dancing and story-telling.  Event starts at 7:00 pm.  Free admission, donations welcome – Guelph Civic Museum, 52 Norfolk Street
• Feel the drums at a family-friendly workshop – February 25, 2017
  End Black History Month with a Bang! Featuring Funga Drummers.  Doors open at 1:30 pm, admission $10 or $30/family of four – Heritage Hall, 83 Essex Street
• Drums and Dancing at the Heritage Hall – February 25, 2017
  Enjoy a performance by the Funga Drummers, a dance party featuring DJ Charless Janzen and imbibe the taste of freedom with a “Lantern Ale”.  Doors open at 7 pm, admission $10  – Heritage Hall, 83 Essex Street.