BPL 2025 Black History Month Spotlight: Titusville Branch Library

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The Birmingham Public Library PR Department is spotlighting Black History Month programs happening at our libraries across the city during February. 

For more information on Titusville's programs, call (205) 322-1140 or email Branch Manager  Reba Williams at Reba.williams@cobpl.org.

Here is a listing of activities and programs happening throughout February at the Titusville Branch:


 Monday, February 3- Friday, February 28, during library hours, 9:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

 Fine Art February Celebrate Black History Month at Titusville Library! 

Stop by each week of February to learn about a Black artist and create a unique grab and go craft inspired by their artwork. This program provides an opportunity for convenient creative expression and artistic learning. 


Friday, February 14, 10:45 a.m.

Love & Hip Hop Exercise Class 

Do you desire to learn popular line dances such as the Wobble and Cupid Shuffle? Celebrate Valentine's Day with the Love & Hip Hop Exercise Class led by instructor Tracey L. Williams.

Work out to easy-to-follow line dances. All levels are welcome. No experience is necessary. If you can't make this class, Tracey L. Williams leads these exercise classes every Friday at 10:45 a.m. at Titusville Branch.  


Monday, February 17, 10:30 a.m.

Black History Month Movie

Come relax at Titusville Branch and enjoy a Black History Month-themed movie with us. Join us for a movie, popcorn, and great company guaranteed. 



Tuesday, February 18, 2:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Spotlight! with Jay Owens Book Discussion & Signing

Join Birmingham area author Jay Owens for an exciting event celebrating the release of his new book, Spotlight! Owens was one of the authors featured at the BPL Local Authors Expo in 2023 and 2024. 


Wednesday, February 26, 10:30 a.m.

MLK-Bingo Game Black History Celebration 

Join Titusville Branch for a Bingo Game spotlighting the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. who led the civil rights movement in Birmingham and Alabama.

By Roy L. Williams, PR Director|Birmingham Public Library
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