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Events

  • Code Black Summer Camp – July 11 – 15, 2022
    June 13, 2022Code Black Summer Camp – July 11 – 15, 2022
    The Guelph Black Heritage Society (GBHS) continues its #ChangeStartsNow Anti-Racism Education Initiative with the Dream Makers Youth Program.  The GBHS desires to provide a safe haven for our [...]
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  • A Guelph Tribute to the Music of MOTOWN – June 25, 2022 @ Royal City Church, 50 Quebec St, Guelph
    May 20, 2022A Guelph Tribute to the Music of MOTOWN – June 25, 2022 @ Royal City Church, 50 Quebec St, Guelph
    On Saturday June 25th, Guelph Black Heritage Society presents “A Guelph Tribute to the Music of MOTOWN at Royal City Church, 50 Quebec St, Guelph.  As an irresistible force of social and cultural [...]
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  • Juneteenth Celebration “Spirit of Harriet Tubman” – June 18, 2022 @ Heritage Hall, 83 Essex St, Guelph
    May 20, 2022Juneteenth Celebration “Spirit of Harriet Tubman” – June 18, 2022 @ Heritage Hall, 83 Essex St, Guelph
    The Guelph Black Heritage Society continues its #ChangeStartsNow Anti-Racism Education initiative with the annual Juneteenth Celebration on June 18, 2022 at 7:30pm.  The GBHS will present Leslie [...]
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The Guelph BME (British Methodist Episcopal) Church has stood at 83 Essex Street since 1880. The Guelph BME was built by formerly enslaved Black individuals and their descendants who arrived in the area via the Underground Railroad.

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