Downtown Cary Park, 327 S Academy Street, Cary, North Carolina, is hosting two Black History Month events in February of 2026. Read on to learn about each of them.
The Future of Black History
Saturday, February 21, 2026
1 to 3 p.m.
Academy Pavilion
Free
“The Brilliance of Resilience” is this year’s Future of Black History Month program theme, celebrating the power, creativity, intellect, and legacy of Black resilience throughout American history. This event brings together community members, students, educators, and leaders for an afternoon of reflection, inspiration, and collective empowerment.
Keynote Speaker, Dr. Yohuru Williams is a nationally recognized historian, prolific author, and sought-after commentator whose work focuses on the Civil Rights Movement, social justice, and education reform. His dynamic storytelling and nuanced historical insight make him one of the most respected scholars and orators of our time.
Learn about more Black History Month events throughout the Triangle.
Game Night with Black and Nerdy Gamers
Friday, February 27, 2026
6 to 10 p.m.
Academy Pavilion
Free
Black and Nerdy Gamers (BANG) take over Academy Pavilion for a Black History Game Night full of trivia, music bingo, and some of your favorite nerdy games—all celebrating Black people and Black culture.
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