In celebration of Black History Month, The Spady Cultural Heritage Museum will welcome everyone to the Spady living heritage festival (#SpadyLHF). The museum will bring cultural fun will take to the streets of Delray Beach. Live performances will fill the afternoon at the Spady Museum. February is a month dedicated to celebrating, recognizing and learning about the contributions of African-Americans to the development and prosperity of the United States.  

The Spady Museum is excited to welcome back the Tradition Bearers of Renaissance Park, who will share how Floridians lived off the land and prospered using skills and crafts from years past.

Guests will also enjoy food vendors and live music and tons of kids’ activities.  Food vendors will offer a variety of cuisines.  Renaissance Park Tradition Bearers will be on site cooking collard greens, kracklin’, and homemade ice cream.

This year’s festival will take place on the museum’s lawn, in the parking lot and in the Williams Cottage of the Spady Cultural Heritage Museum. Be sure to bring your own chair!

From I-95: Exit on Atlantic Avenue, head east to NW Fith Avenue, head north (left) on NW Fifth Avenue and the Spady Museum will be on your left.