The Flag City Line Dance Festival
The Flag City Line Dance Festival
It is a new weekend-long line dance festival located in Findlay, Ohio. We are bringing in talented line dance instructors from all over the United States and Canada to teach beginner to advanced line dance courses. Some of our instructors include John Robinson, Dustin Betts, Debi Pancoast, Kerry Maus, Rachel Trim, and Jesse Eschbach. Click the View Event button for more information. Want to buy tickets? Please click here to be redirected to our online marketplace.
This year’s theme is “Flags from Around the World.” Dress in your favorite colors, do some cool costume designs. There will be prizes for creativity, inclusion, and uniqueness.
Wednesday Nite Books, Pizza and a Movie
Come on in, check out our space and watch Shirley with us.
Wednesday Nite Books, Pizza and a Movie
Come on in, check out our space and watch Sarah’s Oil with us.
Honoring Marc Elliott Washington, Sr.
Please join us for a celebration of life and accomplishments of one of the Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center’s Executive Directors, Mr. Marc Elliott Washington. Mr. Washington dedicated his life to serving his community and 3 years (2014-2017) to the Center.
Wednesday Nite Books, Pizza, and Movie
Come on in, check out our space and watch Boycott with us.
Community Game Night
Board games galore. Bring your own and teach folks how to play, or come in and have a good time learning!
Journey to Belonging
Journey to Belonging: Empathy and Understanding for Immigrants is not a training for immigrants—it's for everyday people who want to better understand immigration and the experiences of those who come to the United States seeking safety, opportunity, and a new beginning.
Wednesday Nite Books, Pizza, and a Movie
Come on out, watch Rustin with us and find your next big read!
Wednesday Nite Books, Pizza, and Movies!
Come on in, check out our space and watch Remember the Titans with us.
Japan Cultural Excursion 2027 Info Session
Do you want to travel to Japan? Would you like to go with someone who speaks the language, has been there before, and can make reasonable recommendations for how to make the most of your time? As part of our “Culture Excursions” program, the Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center will be hosting an information session on Tuesday, February 10, 2026 from 5:30 – 7 p.m. at the Center (817 Harmon Street, Findlay, OH).
Please click here to RSVP for the information session. If you are not able to attend, providing your information will allow us to send a video of the information session and keep you in the loop.
Leadership, Interpersonal & Intercultural Communication Workshops
One fact of leadership is unavoidable: every person on your team is distinct, different, and driven to their own ends. Do you have the tools to foster an environment of connection for better outcomes? Have you been looking for a professional development opportunity to expand your toolkit, build a person-centered team, and deliver outstanding results for every project?
If you are not interested in leadership development, this workshop can still make a profound impact on your life, relationships and community. Better communication starts with a better understanding of self, your values, and the language you use to express your beliefs. Tickets are on sale here. We use Zeffy.com, a non-profit online marketplace. Consider donating to them with your ticket purchase today.
The First Annual Findlay Fall Formal Community Dance
📅 Friday, October 24, 2025
📍 Marathon Center for the Performing Arts
Join us for an unforgettable evening at the First Annual Findlay Fall Formal Community Dance! This elegant community event brings neighbors, friends, and families together to celebrate fall with music, dancing, and fellowship.
Hosted at the beautiful Marathon Center for the Performing Arts, the night will feature a welcoming atmosphere designed to connect people of all ages in a joyful and memorable way. Whether you’re dressing to the nines or simply coming to enjoy the fun, this formal dance promises an evening full of energy, laughter, and community spirit.our region.
Hispanic Heritage Celebration
The First Annual Findlay Fall Formal is the first, community-wide, formal dance hosted by the Black Heritage Library since COVID. The event is meant to be a tie/dress formal with a live band, finger foods provided by Circle of Friends and Mon Coeur Bakery, as well as a cash bar provided by MCPA. We will have the 1st floor lobby as our dance floor, the 2nd floor will be for bidding on silent auction prizes, drinks, foods and space to listen to the musicians, and the 3rd floor will be a quieter spot to look at art, take dance night photos at our photo booth, and talk. We will have a 50/50 raffle, door prizes for BHL&MC members, silent auctions on donated community prizes, and opportunities to become new members of the BHL&MC.
5th Annual Juneteenth Freedom Day Celebration
The Black Heritage Library and Multicultural Center, in collaboration with New Legacy Group LLC, presents the 5th Annual Juneteenth Freedom Day Celebration taking place at 817 Harmon Street in Findlay, Ohio, from 2 PM – 7 PM on June 21st of 2025.
The events of the day will include live musical performances, food, guest speakers, comic and spoken word performers, along with children's activities and DJ music.
Musical performances will be by local hip hop artists Abra M, Dre Stacks, Hades, Juss Marie, Keshon Miles and the Mason Chapel AME Church praise dancers. The featured act of the evening will be none other than Cleveland's own Hashtag Virgo Jazz Quartet.
The keynote speaker will be Chris Caldwell, with words of motivation by Jassman Brown. Rodski Productions will provide DJ services. Merchandise and food truck vendors will be on site.
This event is part of the Findlay Hancock County Community Foundation’s “Fun for All” series of free community activities.