You are invited to the Louisville premiere of "A Legacy Lost and Found: Segregation in Recreation".
Come learn the story of Cherokee State Historic Park through this engaging documentary directed by Dr. Tammy Holmes and Executive produced by Dr. Nancy Dawson. Cherokee located on the banks of Kenlake was Kentucky's first and only state park for it's black citizens during the Jim Crow era. The premiere will take on February 24th from 6-8 P.M at the Kentucky Center for African American Heritage with a Q&A session directly after the film!
Doors open at 5:00 pm EDT
Agenda
Calling the Spirits – Drumming by Dr. Tanya Price
Entertainment by local musicians
Welcome
Remarks
Setting the Stage - Gae Broadwater, Cherokee Volunteer
6:00 pm – Premier of Short Documentary Film: A Legacy Lost and Found: Segregation in Recreation
6:30 –7:30 pm – Panel Discussion and Q&A with the Audience
Dr. Nancy J. Dawson, Dr. Tammy Holmes, and Gerry Seavo James
7:45 pm – Dismiss
Admission free/donations are accepted.
