Black History Month BASH Focuses On The Arts

February 23, 2025 Community Building, General News, News-pourri

**STARTING THE EVENT WITH SONG –** *Jamar Anderson sings “Lift Every Voice and Sing” to begin the Franklin Township Cultural Arts Commission’s Black History Month BASH at the Senior/Community Center.*

Dance, singing and poetry were the focus of a Black History Month celebration held February 22 at the Franklin Township Senior/Community Center.

Sponsored by the township Cultural Arts Commission, the event’s theme was “Black Arts Shaping History,” (BASH) said event chairperson Tanya Haslon.

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