The Havana History & Heritage Museum hosts The Common Thread, a Black History Celebration Havana residents and visitors are invited to attend on Saturday, March 14, 2026.

Inside the Black History Celebration Havana Hosts

This Common Thread event Havana FL brings together storytelling, history, and community in a program designed to honor the contributions and experiences of Black residents throughout Gadsden County’s history. The rescheduled March date allows the museum to plan a full program of speakers, exhibits, and community participation, with local voices sharing personal stories that connect the past to the present. Organizers have built the program around themes of resilience, achievement, and shared heritage, reflecting contributions that have shaped Havana and the wider Gadsden County community for generations.

Mark Your Calendar for March 14

As a Black History Month event Gadsden County families look forward to, The Common Thread combines educational programming with opportunities for reflection and dialogue. The event takes place at the museum, 204 2nd St NW, Havana, FL 32333, in the heart of Havana’s historic downtown, within easy walking distance of the town’s antique shops and cafes for visitors who want to make a full day of their trip exploring historic Havana.

For details on programming and how to participate, contact Laura White at the Havana History & Heritage Museum, or visit havanahistoryheritage.com.

This Havana History Museum celebration is presented with support from the Gadsden County Tourist Development Council as part of its effort to highlight the full breadth of history and culture across Gadsden County. Bring the family and join the community for this meaningful celebration in Havana, FL, and take part in a program built to inform, inspire, and connect generations of residents and visitors alike here in Havana. Browse the full Gadsden County events calendar for more things to do during your visit.