As Douglas County gears up to honor Black History Month, the Courthouse Art Gallery is set to unveil an exhibit dedicated to the creative genius of African American artists. The exhibit, which is already open to the public, presents a curated selection of artworks that pay homage to the rich tapestry of black culture and history. According to an announcement on the county's official website, art aficionados and the culturally curious can look forward to an intimate Artist Meet & Greet event on February 17 starting at 5:00 PM.
Visitors who arrive at the Meet & Greet can engage with the artists behind the exhibited works, getting a peek at the creative minds spinning the yarns of visual storytelling through various mediums. The Board of Commissioners has a proclamation slated for 6:00 PM, marking the national theme of this year's Black History Month: "A Century of Black History Commemorations."
According to the county’s announcement, the event is meant to encourage reflection and celebration while honoring a lasting legacy that continues to inspire the community.
