Black History Month: “The Hill We Climb”

Celebrate Black History Month with the H.L. Neblett Community Center. 

The month’s festivities will conclude with the Black History Month drive-in program, “The Hill We Climb.” This program will be Sunday, March 7 at 6:30 p.m. at the Owensboro Sportscenter parking lot.

The events will take place on a stage and will be viewable from attendees cars on a 45-foot screen. The program’s audio will be broadcast through the car radio. 

The live show will include a presentation of the Martin Luther King Jr. Humanitarian Award and the Rev. George E. Riley On the Battlefield Award, keynote speaker Owensboro High School Assistant Principal K. O. Lewis, musical selections from Titus Chapman & Friends and Chaun Paulk, and “The Hill We Climb” poem recital by Owensboro High School and recent Harvard-accepted student Kaysia Harrington.

All attendees of the live program must wear a mask while outside their vehicles.