Black History Month Nature Walk
A guided winter nature walk exploring Black Canadian history through oral storytelling, reflection, and movement along the Humber River.
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James Gardens 99 Edenbridge Drive, Toronto, ON, Canada
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Hair & Skin For The Culture – Edition 2 · Montréal
ImageMotion Studio 370 Rue Guy, Montréal, QC, CanadaThe Melanin Beauty hosts a 3-hour beauty marketplace in Montreal featuring Black-owned hair and skincare brands, live demos, masterclasses, and networking. February 7, 2026, at 370 Rue Guy.
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Clark Spoken Word Jam
Clark Centre for the Arts 191 Guildwood Parkway, Scarborough, ON, CanadaA free spoken word and poetry jam featuring live performances by established artists and an open invitation for storytellers to take the stage.
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Crafting Afro Futures – Jam’s Creative Lab
Afrofuturism workshop for adults. Explore future visions with writing & collage. Free event—snacks and supplies included.
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Experience CBC Olympic House: Family Day Weekend
CBC Toronto Broadcast Centre 250 Front Street West, Toronto, ON, CanadaA free Family Day weekend experience featuring Olympic-themed activities, live performances, and interactive fun for kids and families at CBC Toronto.
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Love Is a Practice Summit
A heart-centered relationship summit for singles and couples focused on communication, emotional safety, intimacy, and building healthier connections.
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Black Excellence Summit | St. John’s, NL
A free, two-day Black History Month gathering in St. John’s celebrating Black culture, leadership, creativity, and community through networking, panels, workshops, and performances.
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Rodeo & Roses (19+): Cowboy Chic x City Grooves
BuildYourVibe (nightlife & experiential events) – Western chic meets R&B, Afrobeats, Dancehall & Soca. 19+ line-dance intro, cameras rolling. Sat Feb 21, 2026, 10 PM (EST). Early Bird $17.31. Tickets on Eventbrite.
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Black in Nature: Poetry Walk Series (Series 1)
A guided poetry and nature walk series inviting Black community members to reflect, write, and connect with the land through movement and creative expression.
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Black Excellence 2026 (National Capital Region & Quebec)
Sir John A. Macdonald Building 144 Wellington St, Ottawa, ON, CanadaCelebrate the brilliance and achievements of Black changemakers at Black Excellence 2026—a vibrant evening of networking, fireside chats, and keynote speakers uplifting our community in Ottawa. Join us to connect, learn, and honour leaders shaping the future of the Black ecosystem.
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