The community came together for a weekend filled with joy, entertainment and celebration at The Lee County Black History Society’s (LCBHS) annual Holiday in the Park festivities, held at Roberto Clemente Park in Fort Myers on Dec. 1 for Holiday in the Park and and Dec. 2 for Movie in the Park.
This year’s events witnessed the largest turnout ever, drawing close to 800 attendees. The crowd was engaged throughout both days, enjoying a variety of performances, recognitions and community-driven activities.
“The Lee County Black History Society extends its heartfelt appreciation to Program and Events Coordinator Melinda Golden, the Holiday in the Park Committee and the dedicated LCBHS Board and members who volunteered their time and efforts,” said LCBHS Executive Director Autumn Watkins Holloway.
“Special thanks go to the city of Fort Myers and the (Fort Myers Community Redevelopment Agency) CRA for their invaluable support in ensuring the success of the event, from holiday decorations to logistical assistance. The Lee County Black History Society extends its gratitude to everyone who contributed to making this year’s Holiday in the Park a resounding success. The event not only celebrated the holiday season but also reinforced the importance of community, culture, and unity.”
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