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A screening of Alonzo Herndon: Atlanta’s First Black Millionaire and discussion with creator Dr. L. Gregory Henley, of NexXt Productions Inc.
Alonzo Herndon was Atlanta’s first Black millionaire and was influential in shaping today’s landscape for Black entrepreneurs. He was born into slavery, but ended up creating an enduring legacy. This film was created by NexXt Productions, Inc. as part of the Entrepreneur NexXt Door series telling the stories of diverse and inspiring entrepreneurs. After the screening enjoy a lively discussion with the film’s creator Dr. L. Gregory Henley, Doug Hooker (Atlanta Regional Commission, Midtown Connector Park Project) and Rev. Christopher M. Todd (Zion Missionary Baptist Church). Rating: NR
ADMISSION INFO
Free and open to the public. Please RSVP through this link.
This is part of the 2025 Roswell Roots celebration. Roswell Roots is a community-wide, month-long festival that honors our diverse community and celebrates Black History Month. Roswell Roots aims to educate, impact, and promote cultural awareness. Programs and events focus on welcoming all community members and offers an opportunity for all ages to engage and participate.
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PARKING INFO
Parking is available for Roswell Cultural Arts Center events in the parking lot beside the arts center and across the footbridge in Lower Lot F at City Hall.
Please arrive at least 30 minutes prior to show time if you require assistance being seated. While our venue is fully accessible with ramps and handrails, there are steps leading from the back of the auditorium to the front row. Any walkers, rollators, and strollers must be checked at the theater door and stored in the lobby until after the program. Please call ahead if you have mobility issues and have questions or concerns about seating. ADA seating is available for patrons in wheelchairs and is marked in ROW Q on the online seating chart.
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