Atlanta Public Library

African Dreams: Tuesdays in February -10:00am -Thomasville Heights (Ages 3-5)

Catch the Train to Freedom: February 1, 15, 22, - 10:00am Washington Park (Ages 3-6)

Underground Railway Display: Stitchers of Soul Quilt Exhibit: All month - Regular Hours - Cleveland Ave.

African American History Challenge: All month - 5:30pm Mechanicsville (All ages)

Civil Rights Storytime: February 1, - 10:00am Adams Park (Ages 3 and up)

African American History Scavenger Hunt: All month - Time TBA - East Point (Ages 13 and up)

Narrative of the Trial and Conviction of Preston Cobb: An Overview: February 2, - 4:30pm - Bowen Bankhead

African American History Craft of Mask or Traffic Light: February 2, 16, - 4:00-5:00pm - South Fulton (Ages 4 and up)

The Atlanta Way: February 4, 7:00pm Auburn Ave. 

African Origins of Writing and Mathematics: February 5, 2:00pm - Auburn Ave.

Save Our African American "Treasures": February 6, 10:00am - 4:00pm - Auburn Ave.

Family Storytime Presents African Tales Puppet Theatre: February 7, 6:30pm - Sandy Springs (Ages 4-7)

Celebrate Black History Month: Play Jeopardy: February 7, 4::00-5:00pm - Southwest (Ages 6-12)

Atlanta's Role in the Civil Rights Movement: February 7, 6:00pm - Kirkwood

Black History Month Preschool Storytime: February 8,  10:30am - Hapeville (Ages 2-6)

Glory: African Americans in the Civil War: February 8, 6:00pm - Central

African American History Highlight Program: February 9, 23, 4:00-5:00pm - South Fulton (Ages 4 and up)

Mama Koku Storyteller: African American Achievers: February 9, 11:00am - Bowen Buckhead (Ages 5-12)

The Preston Cobb Story: The Georgia Case That Changed Capital Punishment in America: February 9, 12:30pm - Central

Blacks on Silver Screen: February 11, 25,  4:00pm - Thomasville Heights (Ages 5-17)

Kidz for Money Present: The Black Dollar: February 12, 12:00pm - Central (Ages 13-18)

Catch the Train to Freedom: February 1, 15, 22, - 10:00am Washington Park (Ages 3-6) 

African American History Month Storytime: February 15, 16, 22, 23, 10:30am - Southwest (Ages 3-5)

Jazzy Storytime: February 15, - 10:30-11:00am - Peachtree (Ages 2-4) 

Celebrating Books for Black History Month: February 15, 16, 22, 23, 10:00am - Perry Homes (Ages 2-8)

African American Genealogy on the Internet: February 16, 2:00pm - Central 

African American Genealogy Help Day: February 19, 2:00-5:00pm - Central

African Americans and the Civil War Oratorical Contest: February 21, 2:00pm - East Point-  Reservation required  (Ages 13 and up)

Black History Mystery Game: February 22, 4:30pm - West End (Ages 11-16)

Black History Month Story and Craft for Preschoolers: February 22, 11:45am - Buckhead (Ages 3-5)

Black History- Essay Contest: February 22, 4:00pm Dogwood (Elementary and Middle School) Registration required

Annual Day in the Life Celebration of Black History: February 23, - 6:30pm - Cleveland Ave. (All Ages)

African Crafts: February 23, 11:00am Southwest (Ages 3-5)

Documenting The Civil Rights Movement: February 24,  3:00-4:00pm - Martin Luther King

The Art of Zachariah Anderson: Black History is World History: February 25, All day - Auburn Ave.

Drop in Craft: February 26, 12:00-3:00pm - Buckhead

Kidz 4 Dollar Present: The Black Dollar:To Live or Let Go: February 26, 12:00-2:00pm  Southwest (Ages 12-18)

StoryCorp. Recording Booth - Part of the Roswell Roots 2011 Calendar Celebration: February 26, 10:00am-6:00pm Roswell (Ages 11 and up) 

Ancestral Beginnings: Diasporas and Genealogy: February 27, 3:00pm - Auburn Ave.

Black History Trivia Game: February 28,- 6:00pm East Point (Ages 7-12) 

Unlike the Renaissance of   the 18th century and the Harlem Renaissance of the early 20th century, The Atlanta Renaissance is still taking place.