A guided, nonpartisan community dialogue honoring Dr. King’s legacy by exploring what civil rights work looks like in practice today—grounded in local context and facts.

Event Details

• Date: Monday, January 19, 2026 (MLK Day)
• Time: 6:00–7:30 PM
• Location: Curitiba Art Café (downtown Fredericksburg)
• Cost: Free (please support the café if you’re able)
• Discussants: TBD (to be announced)

What to Expect

• Short opening context from two discussants (5–10 minutes each)
• Small-table conversation with prompts and LWV table hosts
• Curated Q&A using written question cards (no open mic)
• Clear discussion agreements and active moderation to keep the space constructive

Content

More details on the content of the conversation will be provided upon securing discussant

Who Should Come

Open to all community members. No prior knowledge required. If you value respectful dialogue, practical civic learning, and meeting neighbors where they are, this is for you.

Accessibility

• Seating is café-style; arrive a few minutes early to get settled.
• If you have accessibility needs, contact us in advance and we’ll do our best to accommodate.

Questions? Email: president@fredericksburglwv.org