Harlem’s Dr. Calvin Butts And Others Speak At King’s Legacy

March 29, 2018

To mark the fiftieth anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination, Harlem’s Reverend Dr. Calvin Butts of Abyssinian Baptist Church and SUNY Old Westbury.

The event also includes Reverend Dr. Johnny Ray Youngblood of Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church discuss the continuing role of New York’s African American churches in advancing civil rights and social activism with Carol Jenkins, host of Black America on CUNY TV.

Before and after the conversation singer, Imani Uzuri, will perform. Reception to follow.

This program accompanies our exhibitions King in New York (on view through June 24, 2018) and Activist New York (ongoing). To view more programs in our Activist New York series, click here.

$35 for adults | $30 for seniors, students & educators (with ID) | $25 for Museum members Includes Museum admission.

Members: To receive your discount, click on the “Buy Tickets” button above, then sign in to your account on the ticketing page.

Groups of 10 or more get discounts; contact us at programs@mcny.org or 917.492.3395.


Tuesday, April 10, 6:30pm – 8:30pm

$30 & up | $25 for Museum Members

Get Tickets Here

Accessibility: Assistive listening devices are available and our auditorium wheelchair lift can accommodate manual and motorized wheelchairs (max. capacity 500 lbs). Please contact the Museum at 917.492.3333 or info@mcny.org with any questions.


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