Postponed Due to Snow - stay tuned for a new date!

Join the Beacon Hill Civic Association and the Museum of African American History for a transformative afternoon that intertwines the power of music and the spoken word as we celebrate the life and legacy of William Cooper Nell, a pioneering abolitionist, author, and advocate for education for African Americans who believed that knowledge was key to empowerment. Acclaimed educator and storyteller Regie Gibson will capture Cooper-Nell’s fervent spirit and dedication to the fight against slavery and the ongoing struggle for freedom as the Eastern Mass. Youth Choir and City Strings United perform a selection of powerful vocal and musical compositions that reflect the historical context of Nell's work. From spirituals that echo the voices of those who fought for liberation to contemporary pieces that resonate with today's social movements, the…