Rochel Coleman performs as Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights activists Monday at the Providence Children’s Museum as part of M.L.K.: Amazing Grace.

JAN. 20-27

Rhode Island Black Storytellers FUNDA Fest 10: A Celebration of Black Storytelling. 273-4013, ext. 2; www.ribsfest.com for information; www.arttixri.com for tickets.

•Sun. Teju Ologboni and the Pleasant Street Baptist Children’s Choir, Westerly Public Library, 44 Broad St., Westerly. 2 pm. Free.

•Sun. Family Storytelling Concert, featuring RIBS and Teju Ologboni, Cornerstone Playhouse, True Blue CafÉ, 213 Robinson St., Wakefield. 284-1850. 6 pm. $10.

•Mon. Valerie Tutson and Rochel Coleman, Providence Children’s Museum, 100 South St., Providence. MLK Amazing Grace, a program of stories and song about the people of the Civil Rights Movement. 11 am, 1, 2:30 pm. Free with museum admission.

•Jan. 25. Family Storytelling Concert, Kevin K. Coleman Elementary School, 96 Second Ave., Woonsocket. 6:30 pm. Donations.

•Jan. 25. Spoken Word at Trinity Restoration, Trinity United Methodist Church, 393 Broad St., Providence. Riders Against the Storm, Spittin Images and others share their storytelling styles in rhythm and rhyme. 8 pm. $8.

• Jan. 26. Family FUNDay, Providence Public Library, 150 Empire St., Providence. Intergenerational workshop with Jamaican storyteller Amina Blackwood Meeks, 10-11:30 am, followed by a story swap, noon-1 pm. Family Storytelling Concert, 1:30-3 pm. Free.

•Jan. 27. Not Just for Kids, RIBS and guests present a night of stories, RISD Auditorium, 17 Canal St., Providence. Storytelling concert, 8 pm; $10 advance, $15 door. Doors open for African Market Place.

•Jan. 27. Family Storytelling Concert, Martin Luther King Center, 20 Marcus Wheatland Blvd., Newport. 2 pm. Donations.

MONDAY

MLK: Amazing Grace, Providence Children’s Museum, 100 South St., Providence. 273-5437. Portrayal of civil rights activists Rosa Parks, Ralph Abernathy and more. With storytellers Valerie Tutson and Rochel Coleman. 11:30 am, 1, 2:30 pm.

MLK Day Woonsocket: A River of Dreams, A City of Hope, Woonsocket High School, 777 Cass Ave., Woonsocket. 762-0993. Workshops (What Do You Have to Say About MLK?, Where is the Violence in My Life? and Watching My Dreams in Motion); art projects; dance. Multicultural lunch. 10 am-2:30 pm. Registration 9:30-10 am.

Rhode Island Americorps Programs Celebration begins with a short program at Adelaide School, 155 Harrington Ave., Providence. After, 300 volunteers get deployed throughout the city where they will paint murals, quotes and walls at a number of Providence schools. The day of service seeks to honor Dr. King’s legacy by bringing together community member from all walks of life on the common ground of service. To volunteer, call 454-3744, 487-9713.