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On a bright and sunny Friday afternoon, there's a hint of spring in the air.

Crocuses are in bloom in downtown flower beds, and some folks see their daffodil blooms nodding in the breeze.

This evening in Milford, support the "Art Town"  by stopping by a reception at the Mispillion Art League Gallery. It starts at 5 p.m.  In addition to the winter show, this exhibit includes what organizers are calling a show-within-a-show, a tribute to Black History Month.

After visiting the gallery, walk across the street to the Riverfront Theatre for the Second Street Players production of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest." Obviously an adult-themed drama, this show promises to entertain.  Curtain time is 8 p.m.

Tomorrow morning, there's a Black Histor Month Forum in the Smith Meeting Room at the Milford Public Library. At 10 a.m., Orlando Camp will discuss his personal experiences with a failed attempt to desegregate the Milford School District in 1954. Free and open to the public.

Afterwards, why not take advantage of spring-like temperatures and walk the Riverwalk?

Why not?