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• Feb 1st

  3pm

  The Lost Class of '59

  Originally aired on January 21, 1959, famed journalist Edward R. Murrow presented the nation with a city divided by the closing of Norfolk public schools in the face of integration. This winter, view Murrow's documentary again, then visit the exhibition, 50 Years Later: The Lessons of Massive Resistance.

  Chrysler Museum of Art

  245 West Olney Road
  Norfolk, VA 23510
• Feb 2nd 12am

  to Feb 28th 12am

  February Film Fest Month

  The museum will host a film festival during the month of February featuring films with African-American themes.

  Virginia War Museum

  9285 Warwick Boulevard
  Newport News, VA 23607
• Feb 7th

  4pm

  Documentary-The Souls of Black Girls

  Private screening of the critically acclaimed documentary, “The Souls of Black Girls” by Daphne Valerius. The documentary features candid interviews with young women discussing their self-image and social commentary from Actresses Regina King and Jada Pinkett Smith, PBS Washington Week Moderator Gwen Ifill, Rapper/Political Activist Chuck D, and Cultural Critic

  The Newsome House

  2803 Oak Avenue
  Newport News, VA 23607
• Feb 14th

  1pm

  African-American Film Festival

  Phone1: (757) 247-8523

  Phone2: (757) 928-6738

  Fax: (757) 247-8627

  Opens: 1:00:00 PM

  Closes: 3:00:00 PM

  Admission Fee

  Children Welcome

  The museum will host a film festival during the month of February featuring films with African-American themes. All movies are free with each day’s paid admission. Feb. 14: Liberators: Fighting on Two Fronts in World War II The unknown story of African-American

  Virginia War Museum

  9285 Warwick Boulevard
  Newport News, VA 23607
• Feb 14th

  1pm

  February Film Festival

  The museum will host a film festival during the month of February featuring films with African-American themes. All movies are free with each day’s paid admission. All movies start at 1 p.m. February 14: Liberators: Fighting on Two Fronts in World War II The unknown story of African-American battalions in World War II, focusing on the actions of the 761st, which helped spearhead

  Virginia War Museum

  9285 Warwick Boulevard
  Newport News, VA 23607
• Feb 14th

  1pm

  African-American Heritage Film Series

  Phone1: (757) 247-2360 Main Information Number

  Phone2: (757) 247-2380 Secondary information Number

  Opens: 1:00:00 PM

  Closes: 3:00:00 PM

  Celebrate Black History month by watching one of the following films. These inspirational films will be shown free of charge. Feb. 14, 1pm “The Vernon Johns Story: The Road to Freedom” Starring: James Earl Jones Feb. 21, – 1pm “Disney’s Ru

  The Newsome House

  2803 Oak Avenue
  Newport News, VA 23607
• Feb 14th

  1pm

  African American Heritage Film Series

  Featuring films about real people and real historic events. All movies will be shown free of charge. Plot and rating information available upon request. Feb. 14: “The Vernon Johns Story: The Road to Freedom”. Starring: James Earl Jones Feb. 21: “Disney’s Ruby Bridges”. Feb. 28: “The Quiltmak

  The Newsome House

  2803 Oak Avenue
  Newport News, VA 23607
• Feb 14th

  1pm

  Liberators: Fighting on Two Fronts in World War II

  The unknown story of African-American battalions in World War II, focusing on the actions of the 761st, which helped spearhead Patton's Third Army and liberated Nazi concentration camps. This powerful film vividly records the experience of the soldiers, who were utterly unprepared for the atrocities they witnessed, as well as the astonishment of the camp inmates, some of whom had never seen a

  Virginia War Museum

  9285 Warwick Boulevard
  Newport News, VA 23607
• Feb 21st

  1pm

  Disney's Ruby Bridges

  African American Heritage Film Series featuring films about real people and real historic events.

  The Newsome House

  2803 Oak Avenue
  Newport News, VA 23607
• Feb 21st

  1pm

  Men of Bronze

  The definitive story of African-American soldiers of the 369th Infantry Regiment from New York, who served with the French Army in World War I. The film uses photographs, veteran's interviews and footage from the French and American National Archives to recount the saga of the 'Harlem Hellfighters,' and offers an inspiring tribute to these unsung heroes and an unforgettable look at Wor

  Virginia War Museum

  9285 Warwick Boulevard
  Newport News, VA 23607