Future of Black History Month: STREAMing Into The Future. Immerse yourself in a dynamic program that explores the rich cultural heritage and achievements of the Black community. Through engaging discussions, thought-provoking talks, and interactive workshops, we aim to highlight the STREAMing (Science, Technology, Reading, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) aspects of Black history. Discover how Black visionaries have shaped the future in various fields, from science and technology to literature and the arts. Engage with renowned speakers, artists, and scholars who will share their insights and experiences, providing a unique perspective on the future of Black history. Free with registration at Eventbrite

Cultures all over the world have told stories in order to impart values, culture and history to their children. Tickets are on sale through the Town of Cary and E-tix: https://etix.com/ For more information about United Strings of Color, please visit our website: https://www.unitedstringsofcolor.org/

After more than twenty years, twelve studio albums and headline performances at Carnegie Hall and The Hollywood Bowl, Jane Monheit comes to The Cary Theater to share her love for the music of Rodgers and Hammerstein. “Some Enchanted Evening” (South Pacific), “It Might As Well Be Spring” (State Fair), “If I Loved You” (Carousel), “Something Wonderful” (The King and I) and the list goes on. Don’t miss this amazing evening of iconic songs performed by one of the world’s most iconic voices. Jane will be joined by the Christian Tamburr Trio.  Ruggero Piano is the Official Piano Sponsor of The Legacy of Jazz Series at The Cary. ∼ The Legacy of Jazz Series at The Cary is produced by Musical Director Christian Tamburr ∼   Tickets & Info Here