JANUARY 1820, 2019For more than 20 years the Town of Cary has celebrated the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. with Dreamfest. �is annual weekend of events provides an opportunity to highlight and re�ect on the values he taught us–courage, truth, justice, compassion, dignity, humility, and service.

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BUILDING THE DREAM

AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN WAKE COUNTY SYMPOSIUMFRIDAY, JANUARY 18 | 9 A.M.CARY ARTS CENTER| FREE

Join us as we bring together government leaders, builders, and policymakers to address the issue of a�ordable housing in Wake County and the Triangle.

REMEMBERING LEADERS OF THE DREAM (age 4-10)SATURDAY, JANUARY 19 | 10 A.M.CARY ARTS CENTER | FREEHear award-winning storyteller and author Willa Brigham as she shares stories about some of the key leaders of the Civil Rights movement. �is family-friendly program will introduce young people to sheroes and heroes who through their e�orts and sacri�ces made a di�erence; then take a photo with a life-size portrait of them and enjoy hands-on crafts. Ideal for ages 4 to 10.

WILMINGTON ON FIRESATURDAY, JANUARY 19 | 2 P.M.CARY ARTS CENTER | FREE�is �lm documents the Wilmington Massacre of 1898; a bloody attack on the African-American community by a heavily armed white mob in the port city of Wilmington, North Carolina. It is considered one of the only successful examples of a violent overthrow of an existing government and left countless numbers of African-Americans dead and exiled from the city. Director Christopher Everett will lead an audience discussion after the screening.

CELEBRATING THE DREAMSATURDAY, JANUARY 19 | 8 P.M.CARY ARTS CENTER | FREEWe come together to celebrate the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King as we carry his work forward. An evening of song and music featuring the Pleasant Grove Church Gospel Choir, harpist Winifred Garrett, and the North Carolina Central University Vocal Jazz Ensemble.

THE CARY THEATER PRESENTS

AL: MY BROTHERSUNDAY, JANUARY 20 | 2 P.M.THE CARY THEATER | FREE

A documentary about white civil rights activist and attorney Alan McSurely and his more than 50-year battle against racism. A �lm that inspires young, old, black, and white, to come together and demand a government that serves the needs and rights of all. Producer-Writer-Director Cash Michaels leads an audience discussion following the screening.

SERVICE & THE DREAM

MLK DAY OF SERVICE MONDAY, JANUARY 21GOOD HOPE FARM | REGISTRATION REQUIRED

SHIFT A | 10 A.M.NOON SHIFT B | 24 P.M.

Give back to your community! Help prepare the soil at our newly opened urban agriculture and historic site—Good Hope Farm. Bring one nonperishable food item each to be donated to a local food pantry.

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