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The Recreator - City of Boca Raton

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WINTER 2012<br />

Special Events<br />

CELEBRATING MLK MONTH...BUILDING THE BELOVED COMMUNITY<br />

January (month long)<br />

ART DISPLAY featuring<br />

HIGHWAYMAN ARTIST<br />

JAMES GIBSON - <strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong><br />

Community Center’s “Art in<br />

Public Places” - Display open<br />

Monday thru Saturday during<br />

regular Community Center<br />

hours. <strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong> Community<br />

Center, located at 150 Crawford<br />

Blvd, <strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong>. Cost: Free<br />

Contact: (561) 393-7807<br />

January (month long)<br />

“TOGETHER ALL DREAMS<br />

ARE POSSIBLE “ - Interactive<br />

Display - Children through the<br />

inspiration <strong>of</strong> Martin Luther<br />

King, Jr. share their thoughts and<br />

artwork designs with what they<br />

think would make the world a<br />

fairer and better place… to give<br />

expression to their own hopes<br />

and dreams. Time: During the<br />

Downtown Library regular hours<br />

Location: <strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong> Public<br />

Library - Downtown Youth<br />

Services, 200 NW <strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong><br />

Blvd. Cost: Free Contact: (561)<br />

367-7023 or www.bocalibrary.<br />

org<br />

January (month long)<br />

“PICTURING AMERICA:<br />

SPOTLIGHT ON AMERICAN<br />

LEADERSHIP AND COURAGE”<br />

Special Exhibit - Picturing<br />

America is the newest initiative<br />

<strong>of</strong> the We the People Program<br />

<strong>of</strong> the National Endowment<br />

<strong>of</strong> the Humanities, which<br />

showcases some <strong>of</strong> our nation’s<br />

most significant images<br />

through American artistic<br />

masterpieces. <strong>The</strong> participation<br />

<strong>of</strong> <strong>The</strong> Children’s Museum as a<br />

presenter <strong>of</strong> Picturing America<br />

is sponsored by the Palm Beach<br />

County Cultural Council through<br />

Palm Beach County funding.<br />

Location: Children’s Museum,<br />

located at 498 Crawford Blvd,<br />

<strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong> (Museum Admission<br />

$3). NOTE: To book the Picturing<br />

American exhibit and other artsintegrated<br />

education programs<br />

from our Traveling Museum and<br />

FACES brochure, Children’s<br />

Museum. (561) 368-6875 or<br />

jayne@cmboca.org. Check our<br />

website www.cmboca.org.<br />

January (month long)<br />

“HIS DREAM IS NOW OUR<br />

DREAM” – Interactive Display<br />

- Never too young to make a<br />

difference! Children will share<br />

their thoughts and artwork designs<br />

with simple messages or pictures<br />

with what they think would fulfill<br />

Martin Luther King’s dream to<br />

make the world a fairer and better<br />

place. Time: Display open during<br />

regular Library hours. Spanish River<br />

Library & Community Center, 1501<br />

NW Spanish River Blvd. Cost: Free.<br />

Contact: (561) 544-8584 or www.<br />

bocalibrary.org<br />

January (month long)<br />

“I HAVE A DREAM” Children’s Art<br />

Display<br />

Join us as we honor Dr. Martin<br />

Luther King Jr’s words and his “I<br />

Have a Dream” ideas. Children from<br />

the <strong>City</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong>’s Summer<br />

Camp Program created self portraits<br />

celebrating the rich diversity <strong>of</strong><br />

camp attendees and to promote the<br />

message <strong>of</strong> brotherhood championed<br />

by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.<br />

Time: During regular Community<br />

Center hours. Location: James A.<br />

Rutherford Community Center,<br />

located at 2000 Yamato Rd, <strong>Boca</strong><br />

<strong>Raton</strong>. Cost: Free.<br />

Contact: (561)<br />

367-7035<br />

or skorn@<br />

ci.bocaraton.fl.us<br />

January - On-going<br />

BOCA RATON HISTORICAL<br />

SOCIETY ONLINE EXHIBIT:<br />

“REMEMBERING PEARL CITY”<br />

- Online exhibit about the history<br />

<strong>of</strong> Pearl <strong>City</strong>, <strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong>’s historic<br />

African American community<br />

sponsored by <strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong> Historical<br />

Society.<br />

Location: www.bocahistory.org and<br />

click on exhibits<br />

Cost: Free. Contact: (561) 395-<br />

6766 extension 100 or curator@<br />

bocahistory.org<br />

Saturday, January 14<br />

FAMILY HEALTH CARNIVAL<br />

Health information and<br />

demonstrations by participating<br />

organizations, Free health screenings<br />

(heart & stroke assessments,<br />

diabetes blood tests, cholesterol,<br />

blood pressure, nutrition, hearing,<br />

dental, pediatric, visions, skin<br />

cancer) organized by <strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong><br />

Regional Hospital. Entertainment,<br />

music, games, lots <strong>of</strong> food. Time:<br />

10am - 1:30pm Florence Fuller Child<br />

Development Center East, 200 NE<br />

14 St. Cost: Free. Contact: (561) 955-<br />

5097 or jdymtrow@brch.com<br />

Saturday, January 14<br />

COOL CARS and SAFE DRIVING<br />

- Event will showcase driving<br />

safety, with emphasis on providing<br />

current driving safety issues<br />

for young drivers. Car safety<br />

information and demonstrations by<br />

participating organizations. Free<br />

music, food, car safety activities.<br />

Organized by European Auto<br />

Service, with assistance from<br />

Students Against Drunk Driver,<br />

Police and Fire Departments. Time:<br />

11am – 4:00pm European Auto<br />

Service, 2740 NW 1 Ave, <strong>Boca</strong><br />

<strong>Raton</strong>. Cost: Free. Contact: (561)<br />

929-5727 or Ginger.novak@gmail.<br />

com<br />

Monday, January 16<br />

MARTIN LUTHER KING,<br />

JR. CELEBRATION - 8:30am<br />

- Meet at MLK Memorial<br />

(adjacent to Ebenezer Baptist<br />

Church). 9:00am - “Building<br />

the Beloved Community”<br />

Ceremonial program planned<br />

by Pearl <strong>City</strong> Dialog Group.<br />

10:00am - Commemorative<br />

March from MLK Memorial<br />

to Hughes Park featuring<br />

<strong>Boca</strong> Community High School<br />

Marching Band. 11:00am –<br />

3:00pm - Celebration Program<br />

at Hughes Park featuring,<br />

speakers, special music, kiddie<br />

activities, free picnic. non-pr<strong>of</strong>it<br />

organizations, arts and crafts.<br />

Hughes Park, 200 NE 14th St<br />

(adjacent to Glades Rd). Cost:<br />

Free. Contact: (561) 393-7827<br />

Thursday, January 19<br />

“IN REMEMBRANCE OF<br />

MARTIN” Video - A moving<br />

tribute <strong>of</strong> the life and work <strong>of</strong><br />

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.<br />

7:30-8:30pm – Friendship<br />

Missionary Baptist Church,<br />

1421 NE 2nd Ct. Cost: Free.<br />

Contact: (561) 306-5667<br />

Saturday, January 21<br />

HISTORICAL WALKING<br />

TOUR OF PEARL CITY -<br />

Experience historic landmarks<br />

with presentations by clergy,<br />

residents and community<br />

leaders. Features include<br />

churches, Tree <strong>of</strong> Knowledge,<br />

MLK Jr Memorial, and<br />

Hughes Park. Visit a “pearl”<br />

in the heart <strong>of</strong> <strong>Boca</strong> <strong>Raton</strong>.<br />

Sponsoring Organization:<br />

Developing Interracial Social<br />

Change (DISC)<br />

10am – Noon - Meet at<br />

Macedonia AME Church, NE<br />

11 Street (1 block east <strong>of</strong> Dixie<br />

Highway) Cost: Free. Contact:<br />

Marjorie O’Sullivan (561) 395-<br />

6029

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