Local artist Tony K Miller is a descendant of Freedom Seekers on the Underground Railroad. His ancestors on both sides of his family settled in Owen Sound. He explores his history and identity to create award-winning visual narratives in his paintings, linocuts and sculptures. Tony says, “I believe the best way to say no to suffering and injustice is to create something beautiful and bring it in to the world… Beauty is the ultimate form of protest.” We are delighted to have him speak during Black History Month. This is a Lunch and Learn. Registration is required: email engage@sheatre.com for information The cost is $20 for a light lunch at 1pm followed by the talk at 1:30pm Please register by Sunday Feb. 9 At Grey Roots Museum & Archives, 102599, Grey County Rd 18, Owen Sound A Sheatre presentation, with the generous support of the Ontario Ministry for Seniors and Accessibility and Grey Roots Museum & Archives