It's Black History Month, and New Orleans Public Libraries are holding special storytimes across the city and calling attention to the HistoryMakers database, a digital archive of African American oral histories.

The "Dear Love, PVD" installation depicts civil rights leaders and RI’s Black culture. But local artists ask why they weren't invited to participate.

The Cleveland Museum of Art will host the Black History Month tours from 6-7 p.m. every Wednesday and noon-1 p.m. Sundays during February. The tours require a ticket, which are free. More information can be found on the museum’s website.

On Sunday, the city of Boynton Beach will host its first “Say It Loud” Art Exhibition in celebration of Black History Month. The exhibition will feature musical and visual artists, including headliner and award-nominated R&B artist Ambré.

In celebration of both Valentine’s Day and Black History Month, the Neal-Marshall Black Culture Center partnered with the Eskenazi School and the Eskenazi Museum of Art to host the event, “For the Love of Black Art.” The experience entailed community members and students engaging in an immersive three-part culture crawl.

India Ambré Perkins, known in Rhythm and Blues / Jazz circles as Ambré, performed at the 'Say It Loud' Black History Month celebration in Boynton.

Bright paintings and pieces line the walls of the new pop-up exhibit at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland. It's not just a place for gambling, but also for admiring art and the stories behind it. Noreen Smith is one of nine Maryland Black artists featured in Live!