Rhythm & Blues Cambridge is hosting a powerful two-day Black History Month celebration on February 21–22, 2026, at Langs Community Health Centre in Waterloo Region.

This community-centered weekend will uplift Black youth, honour cultural legacy, and bring generations together through dialogue, creativity, food, and performance.

Day 1: Healing the Future – Youth Leadership Summit (Feb 21 | 11AM–4PM) focuses on youth mental health, confidence-building, leadership, and creativity for Black youth (12+).

Day 2: Building Forward, Together – Black History Celebration (Feb 22 | 11AM–4PM) celebrates Black brilliance across generations through storytelling, culture, and shared experiences.

The weekend also marks the official launch of the Black Youth Crisis Support System, a long-term initiative aimed at strengthening mental health resources and empowerment pathways for Black youth in Waterloo Region.

Here Are 5 Reasons to Attend

1. It’s Centered on Our Youth

Day 1 is intentionally designed to empower Black youth with tools for leadership, mental wellness, and confidence-building.

2. It Celebrates Black Brilliance Across Generations

From storytelling to performance and community dialogue, Day 2 honours both legacy and future leaders.

3. It’s Interactive and Community-Driven

This isn’t just a sit-and-listen event — expect workshops, discussions, and real opportunities to connect.

4. It’s About Real Impact

The launch of the Black Youth Crisis Support System represents tangible, long-term investment in our community.

5. It’s a Space to Gather Intentionally

Safe. Empowering. Rooted in community. A space to celebrate, reflect, and build forward — together.