Show up for these interesting & insightful events:
Saturday, February 22 – MLK Conference “Telling Our Story”, Emmuanuel Lutheran Church, 7763 E. Long Look Dr., Prescott Valley. For more info: [email protected]
Driving Miss Daisy, February 21-23 at The Hazeltine Theatre, 208 No. Marina St., Prescott. Tickets and information available HERE.
Two members of DWPA, Marge Landry and Toni Denis, have supported a free performance of Driving Miss Daisy to Prescott Unified School District students on February 20th. After the show, Robert Shegog, Prescott MLK Committee, and Ria Chaturvedi, PHS Student Launchpad Teen Advisory Council, will lead a discussion to spark civic dialogue and community reflection.
The remaining performances will also have panel discussions. On Feb. 21, the panelists are Brandon Montoya – Prescott City Council and Justin Yuille – Prescott College Assistant Dean and Chair of the Racial Justice Committee Prescott College; Feb. 22, Coral Evans – Former Flagstaff Mayor and Cathey Rusing – Prescott City Council; Feb. 23, Andy Fraher – Governing Board PUSD and Robert Shegog – Prescott MLK Committee. The Panel discussions will be facilitated by AZ Humanities Scholar and TCB Curates Director Jay Ruby.
The panel discussions are free and open to the public. If you plan to attend without purchasing a ticket please come 90 minutes after each show’s starting time.
The Hazeltine Gallery will also present an installation – Black History 360/365. It will be open one hour before the Saturday and Sunday shows at 6pm and 1pm respectively, with drinks and refreshments.