The area along the Harriet Tubman Byway on Maryland’s Eastern Shore is filled with Black history and culture – from Harriet Tubman to civil rights. That means there is lots to explore for Black History Month – and every other month of the year, too, especially in Dorchester County, Maryland – birthplace of Harriet Tubman. Check out an amazing new mural at the Harriet Tubman Museum, take the kids to special programming at the Tubman Visitor Center, listen to interesting talks (African American genealogy, African Americans in the Civil War), sign up for a paint party where you can create a likeness of a famous Black artist, go to an art exhibit celebrating Black achievement, take in some songs of freedom, and more. See the Black History Month roundup.
