Volunteers cook and serve delicious food available for all guests.
Marathon residents gathered for a “Black History in the Park” celebration on Feb. 25 at Jessie Hobbs Park, hosted by Pastor Larry White of St. Paul AME Church. For more than five hours, guests enjoyed delicious food, fun and games, while taking in artistic and spoken celebrations of black history.
Film strip artwork from Kyon Royal celebrates black leaders and historical figuresMiami resident Matthew Price displays a visual of clippings of Black history.
Doro Hawkins is one of the many volunteers preparing delicious food to share at no cost to attendees.Attendees enjoy fellowship time.Lettie Williams, left, Carol Hanna and Ulaf Phinney are some of the locals who enjoyed good food and fellowship at the Black History Month celebration.Brothers Kyon, right, and Kyndal Royal enjoy a little one-on-one ball time.Pastor Larry White, second from left, takes the lead in singing the black national anthem as celebration attendees join in.Film strip artwork from Kyon Royal celebrates black leaders and historical figures
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