LEARN THE PAST,

BE THE PRESENT,

CREATE THE FUTURE ®

LEARN THE PAST,
BE THE PRESENT,
CREATE THE FUTURE ®

A fundraiser for the Underground Railroad Education Center

Wanda Webster Theater Festival

We Sing, We Speak, We Rise

February 27 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Black to Broadway: A  Musical Cabaret at Love Albany Center

Featuring Capital Region Performers singing their favorite Broadway show tunes in a cave rat style performance.

February 28 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Staged Reading of Soulful-Land by Aaron Moore at Youth FX

Soulful-Land is a story about taking back control, about overcoming grief, about letting go of the past – A story of a grieving mother using her grandmother’s ancestral ways to move on.

March 1 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

When We Come Home: Monologue Reading at the Black Chamber of Commerce and Social Club

A theatre performance performed by A Cast of all Black Women who will read thought-provoking monologues from different plays. Directed by Angelique Powell.

A fundraiser for the Underground Railroad Education Center

Wanda Webster Theater Festival

We Sing,
We Speak,
We Rise

February 27 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Black to Broadway: A  Musical Cabaret at Love Albany Center

Featuring Capital Region Performers singing their favorite Broadway show tunes in a cave rat style performance.

February 28 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Staged Reading of Soulful-Land by Aaron Moore at Youth FX

Soulful-Land is a story about taking back control, about overcoming grief, about letting go of the past – A story of a grieving mother using her grandmother’s ancestral ways to move on.

March 1 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

When We Come Home: Monologue Reading at the Black Chamber of Commerce and Social Club

A theatre performance performed by A Cast of all Black Women who will read thought-provoking monologues from different plays. Directed by Angelique Powell.

UREC’s Black Experience Exhibit Series

Discover forgotten narratives of Black history brought to life in UREC’s traveling exhibit series.

Launching this year, UREC’s Black Experience Exhibit Series features stories that illuminate Black history in the Capital Region and beyond. Designed to travel, the pop-up exhibits move from one community space to the next, ensuring Black history remains visible and accessible.

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We’re Building an Interpretive Center

In order for Underground Railroad Education Center to continue to expand its outreach and share the empowering reinterpretation of underground railroad history and its relevance for us today, UREC needs a facility fully dedicated to programs, events, exhibits, video documentary production and viewing, research, workforce development, children’s engagement, and the arts. This facility would be the Interpretive Center of Underground Railroad Education Center.

Read more about the plans for the Interpretive Center

Think You Know the Underground Railroad?

Visit The Stephen and Harriet Myers Residence for a journey through the real story of the Black Abolitionist movement and celebrate the thousands of unsung, everyday heroes who worked to move our country closer to true democracy.

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