Celebrating Black History Month

Black History Month

During February, we honor the triumphs and incomparable contributions of African Americans and Black people worldwide by celebrating historic accomplishments, music, art, food, community, and more. Pompano Beach is proud to host a rich roster of events for everyone to enjoy! The Tiger Trail Festival is also this month and will feature an epic array of festivities, including a black-tie gala, a 5k walk, a gospel concert, and a street festival.

Event Line-Up

February 5-15 │Freshly Rooted | Author: Jamilah Thompkins-Bigelow, story will be read by staff

Celebrate Black History Month with a magical Story Time adventure for kids, featuring 'Your Name is a Song,' a heartwarming tale that honors the beauty and cultural significance of names through music and storytelling. Click here to learn more about Story Time at Blanche Ely House Museum.

February 7 │Present... In Place, Space and TimeiR of the Month Art Exhibition

With a lifelong passion for art and a mission to expand artistic access, Constance Ivana uses her creative voice to tackle issues of social justice and Black history, primarily through vibrant works in spray paint and acrylics. Currently an artist-in-residence at History Fort Lauderdale, her pieces are often imbued with messages of hope and encouragement. Click here to learn more about the artist.

February 8 │Soulful Sundays featuring Lee Kelly and The Cee 4 Band

Join us this Black History Month for Soulful Sundays, a vibrant celebration of African-American culture featuring top-tier South Florida talent in Soul, R&B, Jazz, Blues, and Funk. This event is set to an unforgettable night of music, food, and community! Click here to learn more about our monthly Soulful Sundays.

February 19 │Jazz Reflections

A free jazz music concert with Nicole Yarling, celebrating black history and delightful jazz sounds. Click here to learn more and register.

February 20 │Ladies of Simone

Join us for an unforgettable evening as the Ladies of Simone honor the legacy of Nina Simone, performing timeless classics like "I Loves You Porgy," "My Baby Just Cares for Me," and "To Be Young, Gifted, and Black," celebrating her profound impact on music and culture. Click here to learn more.

February 21 │Exquisite Food and Wine Festival

Exquisite is a one-of-a-kind evening celebrating Black art, culinary excellence, and soulful sounds through curated visual art, live performances, and tastings from top Black chefs and mixologists. Set under the stars in an elegant courtyard, this immersive cultural experience also supports the Empowering Black Creatives Scholarship Fund. Click here for more information and tickets.

February 21 │Tiger Trail Street Festival

Click here to learn more about local Black History Month Celebration events hosted by Tiger Trail Festival.

February 26 │Living Room Concert Series featuring Ulysses Pinkney

This intimate monthly concert series brings Pompano Beach’s most exciting musical talent up close in a creative, immersive setting inspired by Tiny Desk–style performances. The January performance features Ulysses Pinkney, delivering a soulful, dynamic night of live music you won’t forget. Click here to learn more.

February 27 │An Evening of Gospel

Night of Gospel brings together extraordinary community choirs for a powerful evening of praise, faith, and uplifting music in celebration of Black History Month. Enjoy award-winning sounds, shared unity, and free food while supplies last during this joyful, spirit-filled experience. Click here to learn more.

February 28 │Tiger Trail Theater - Porch Talk

Written by Sharonda “Eccentrich” Richardson and directed by Curtis Smith, The Porch Talk is a free, heartfelt and humorous generational drama by Pompano natives that explores family, heritage, and community, presented with Pompano Beach Arts and the Tiger Trail Festival and followed by a special documentary screening and talkback at The Hive. Click here to learn more.

February 28 │Friday Night Film Series - RUBIN Documentary

RUBIN is a powerful documentary by filmmaker Tenille Brown exploring the life and lasting legacy of Rubin Stacy. The screening is followed by a conversation on remembrance, resilience, and community storytelling. Click here to learn more.

Click here to learn more about additional local Black History Month Celebration events hosted by the Tiger Trail Festival.