Discover how communities from Cleveland to Kansas City come together to honor MLK through nature play, hectic schedules, and breakfast celebrations.
As Martin Luther King Jr. Day approaches, communities across the U.S. gear up to celebrate and honor the legacy of the civil rights icon. In Cleveland Metroparks, families can enjoy a day of snowflake science, live animal encounters, and creative craft-making at the MLK Nature Play event. Meanwhile, in Kansas City, Black leaders like Rev. Vernon Howard Jr. mark the day with hectic schedules that reflect the year-round commitment to King's vision.
Reflecting on the importance of diversity, the dean of the Cronkite School in Scottsdale contemplates MLK's vision and its relevance in today's society. The 2024 UNCF MLK Birthday Celebration in Anderson, SC, organized by the Anderson County Ministers Organization, continues the tradition of honoring King's impact on the community.
Ormond Beach in Florida joins the nationwide commemoration with an annual breakfast celebration at the Joe and Elwillie Daniels South Ormond Neighborhood Center, serving the community in a carry-out format. These events highlight the widespread influence of Martin Luther King Jr.'s message of equality and unity.
In closing, did you know that MLK Day was first observed on January 20, 1986, and became a national day of service in 1994? This day serves as a reminder of the ongoing fight for social justice and equality in America.
Try your hand at snowflake science, meet a live turtle or snake, solve a scavenger hunt, and create a craft to take home. Snow painting and play will be ...
On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the Rev. Vernon Howard Jr. always starts work early and ends work late. โThe work really is year-round because of the magnitude ...
With Martin Luther King Jr. Day celebrated tomorrow, Jan. 15, it's a fitting time to ask: How open to diversity is Scottsdale?
For over thirty years, the Anderson County Ministers Organization (ACMO) has hosted the annual MLK Day celebration at the Anderson County Civic Center.
The breakfast was served in a carry-out format at the Joe and Elwillie Daniels South Ormond Neighborhood Center.