Quincy 400: Black History Month Trivia Night!

Quincy 400: Black History Month Trivia Night!
Monday, February 24 | 7 – 8 PM

Richardson Building, Main Library, 40 Washington St. Quincy, MA

The City of Quincy proudly marks 400 years of rich history, community, and culture since its settlement in 1625. Known as the birthplace of two U.S. Presidents, John Adams and John Quincy Adams, Quincy has been at the forefront of shaping American democracy and innovation. This milestone is an opportunity to honor our past, celebrate our present, and envision a bright future together.

Join the Celebration! The Thomas Crane Public Library invites the public to partake in an exciting year-long series of activities and events commemorating Quincy’s remarkable legacy! The celebration continues with Black History Month. Join us at the Thomas Crane Public Library for a special Black History Month Trivia Night as part of our ongoing #Quincy400 festivities on Monday, February 24 from 7 – 8 PM in the historic Richardson Building at the Main Library on 40 Washington St, Quincy.

Test your knowledge of Black history, culture, and the contributions of Black leaders, including their influence on our nation’s history and presidency. This engaging trivia event is open to all ages, though children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Light refreshments, including tea and hot cocoa, will be provided.

This year promises a wide array of programs and activities designed to celebrate 400 years of the people and ideas that have shaped not only Quincy but also the fabric of America. Additionally, we’ll have a year-round Quincy 400 display with rotating subjects/themes each month as well as Quincy 400 trivia sheets and Quincy 400 bingo! All are available at the Main Library. Bingo sheets are available at all Quincy Library branches. Stay tuned for more events to come!

Join us as we commemorate Quincy’s vibrant legacy and celebrate the shared pride of our community. Together, let’s honor our history and look forward to the next chapter.

This program is made possible by generous donations to the Friends of the Thomas Crane Public Library.