Mount Vernon concludes Black History Month with 'The Black Experience' event
The venue was adorned with colorful lights for 'The Black Experience' event, where local musicians and dancers showcased their talents, highlighting the rich cultural heritage and contributions of the Black community.
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Mar 1, 2024, 11:32 AM
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12ds agoMount Vernon marked the conclusion of Black History Month with a vibrant celebration of music at the Doles Center.
The venue was adorned with colorful lights for 'The Black Experience' event, where local musicians and dancers showcased their talents, highlighting the rich cultural heritage and contributions of the Black community.
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