Black History Month 2026 at Kissimmee City Hall

About the Event

Osceola Arts is proud to present the annual Black History Month Exhibition at Kissimmee City Hall, part of the Art in Public Places Program. Osceola County takes pride in celebrating the vibrant and diverse community it represents. This year, Osceola Arts and the City of Kissimmee come together to honor the rich cultural heritage, achievements, and creative contributions of Black Americans.

The exhibition features the work of six talented Central Florida artists, each using unique mediums to express their creative vision: Omowura Adedayo, Calvin Bell, Wendal Lowrey, Jasmine Paints, Raquel Pantin, and Pamela Smith.

Join us in celebrating this powerful exhibition, which runs January 30 - March 1, 2026 and is open to the public during Kissimmee City Hall operating hours. A reception will accompany the exhibition at City Hall on February 3, at 5 p.m.

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Osceola Arts partners with the City of Kissimmee to create the "Art in Public Places" lending program.

Kissimmee City Hall showcases artwork created by Florida artists, providing artistic and cultural displays to engage and enrich the community.

For more information contact diana@osceolaarts.org.