Join Cleveland Public Library in celebrating African American History Month with a special program highlighting the talents of two individuals from the Cleveland area.
Rev. Otis Moss III, Pastor of Trinity United Church of Christ, a noted theologian, author, and public speaker, will speak about the role young people play in defining the future, the current deficits within the community as they relate to new leadership, and the role of the Church in grooming young people to become leaders.
To set the mood for an electrifying speech by Rev. Otis Moss III, we will also showcase the talents of Jevaughn Bogard.
Jevaughn, a senior at the Cleveland School of the Arts, is a tenor saxophonist and a talent to keep your eye on. His tremendous ability and clear musical identity are rare in a musician of his age. Accompanying him will be trombonist Chris Anderson & Open Tone Music.
For more information please contact Programming and Scheduling Services at 216-623-2921.