Voices From the Historic Hampton House: Documentary Screening
Jun 19, 2026
From: 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
A documentary screening in Overtown revisits the legacy of the Historic Hampton House as a gathering place for Black culture, activism and community life. Voices From the Historic Hampton House: Documentary Screening takes place Friday, June 19 at OVRTWN Corner. The program includes a screening of the documentary followed by a panel discussion with local leaders and activists.
The film explores the Miami landmark’s role during segregation, when the Hampton House welcomed major Black figures of the 20th century, including Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, Muhammad Ali and Mary Jackson. Through archival footage and reflections from those connected to its legacy, the documentary highlights the site’s importance as a space where civil rights history, cultural expression and everyday community life intersected.
Panelists include former State Senator Dwight Bullard, former Tamarac Commissioner Mike Gelin, Miami Gardens Councilwoman Linda Julien, Tamarac Commissioner Krystal Patterson and host, visual storyteller and presenting producer Dr. Yvette Maureen. The event is powered by Kri8ed Media Group, Dr. Yvette Solutions, OVRTWN Corner and Overtown Children & Youth Coalition.