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MLK Day program planned Jan. 19 at Hope Community Center

Michigan City Commission on the Social Status of African American Males · January 14, 2026
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Summary

Commissioner Moore announced a Martin Luther King Jr. Day program on Jan. 19 at 12:30 p.m. at the Hope Community Center, listing multiple local speakers and performers and noting the program could run about two hours with refreshments.

Commissioner Moore told the commission the Black History Month/History Month Committee has been meeting and that a Martin Luther King Jr. Day program will take place at 12:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 19 at the Hope Community Center, 222 McClellan Avenue in Michigan City.

Moore said the program, presented by MBA of Northwest Indiana, will feature local performers, community leaders and multiple readings of King speeches. She named several scheduled speakers including Pastor Vera Roberts (speaking on 1963), Reverend Wesley Scully (1967), Reverend Ronnie Gatson (1967), Felicia Brown Blakely (1968) and Reverend James Stewart (1968). Moore said performers and refreshments are expected and the program could run about two hours.

The announcement was informational; no commission funding beyond the $250 donation approved at the meeting was specified.