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The monthlong celebration of Black History Month will take place at the Paley Center’s locations in New York City and Beverly Hills and will feature an interactive exhibit, family activities, and special screenings highlighting significant African-American moments in television. The activities are free and open to the public. The experience also includes a celebration of Motown at 60! with highlights of legendary Motown artists on television over six decades from the Paley Archive. You will see such iconic singers as Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, the Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, and the Jackson 5 performing early in their careers on TV, as well as highlights from two of Motown’s most illustrious and enduring specials, TCB and Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever. We invite you to also visit the Paley Center library to watch the full programs in our African-American Collection.

In the gallery you can watch exclusive Paley Center compilations of the television work of African-American actors, writers, producers, journalists, athletes, and musicians who had a powerful impact on American society and culture. We hope you will discover some inspiring facts about these artists that you did not know before.

In the interactive video display, test your knowledge about our featured African-American achievers and quiz yourself on your Motown mojo. Plus, learn about the civil rights movement from its coverage on television. Rounding out the exhibit will be a special Paley Center collage where visitors can write what about the exhibit inspired them most on a Post-it and place it on a wall to create a collage, some of which will be shared on Paley social media channels.

On Saturdays and Sundays in February, guests can enjoy free screenings from the African-American Collection in the Paley Archive.
February 2: Black Comedy in America
February 3: Spotlight on Drama
February 9 & 10:TCB & Motown 25: Two Specials for the Ages
February 16: A Salute to Soul Train
February 17:A Salute to Jackie Robinson and the Greatest African-American Athletes
February 23 & 24: Queen Sugar Marathon

Of particular interest for kids are the family screenings, with offerings including Doc McStuffins, That’s So Raven and The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.

February 2 & 3 ,  23 & 24: Doc McStuffins Marathon & Special Preview

February 9 & 10,  16 & 17: We Are Family