Marian Anderson's Journey: Finding Harmony in the Fight for Equality

Wed Feb 19 , 6:30 – 7:30 pm

Hosted by Seymour Library
Details The Seymour Library is please to host again the historian John Cilio. Mr. Cilio will be exploring in a free program on the Connecticut transplant Marion Anderson.

Marion Anderson, a Danbury resident, a trailblazing contralto and civil rights activist left an indelible mark on the world of classical music and the fight for racial equality. From her humble beginnings in Philadelphia to her historic performances at venues like the Lincoln Memorial, Anderson’s journey was defined by both her extrodinary vocal talent and her unwavering commitment to breaking down barriers,

Join Connecticut’s historian John Cilio as he explorers the life and legacy of Marian Anderson, highlighting her rise to prminence in the classical music world, her pivotal role in civil rights movement and the enduring role in civil rights movement and enduring impact of a stage and film career that spanned six decades.

Call the library at 203 – 888-3903 for more information on this program. Registration is not necessary for this program.
Admission Free
Location Seymour Public Library
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