The Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA held its Celebration EXPO as part of its Black History Month Activities
The Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA celebrated Black History Month with a drumline, Black-owned businesses and fun activities at the Celebration EXPO.
Event organizers Together with Women With A Vision, a nonprofit aimed at uplifting women in the area, say it's a chance to celebrate the culture and history of Black leaders and business owners. Hannah Kimani, of the Bear-Glasgow Family YMCA says, "I want people to leave empowered and excited. Black History Month is not just 28 days. It's a yearlong celebration."
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