January 2019

Moderated by Tennessee Human Rights Commission Executive Director Beverly Watts, this conversation in connection with the world premiere of Artistic Director Paul Vasterling's Lucy Negro Redux will explore concepts such as otherness and belonging as they apply to the ballet and society. Guest panelists include Nashville poet and author of the book Lucy Negro, Redux, Caroline Randall Williams, as well as leaders of the social justice movement in the Nashville community.

Beyond the March: A Life of Action The Interdenominational Ministers Fellowship and the Nashville community invite you to celebrate the Life and Legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Visit our website for more information on the weekend of events https://mlkdaynashville.com/ Breakfast sponsored by: UAW Breakfast hosted by: Tennessee AFL-CIO and Central Labor Council of Nashville and Middle Tennessee and the Tennessee Human Rights Commission.

Celebrating 30 years being one of of the oldest Martin Luther King Day commemorative marches in the country.