In 2017, Tami Tyree as the echo of our ancestors began a tribute to the life and times of Frederick Douglass. It has become an annual series of events, and to date, includes a self-published journal (2017), a drawing workshop (2017), a community program of speakers, performances, music (2017 to present).
In 2019, Ms. Tyree presented her play with music A Seat at the Table: Dinner With Frederick Douglass, and read his famous speech “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?” July 4, 2020 at Frederick Douglass Circle, New York, NY.
Tami Tyree July 4, 2020 Frederick Douglass Circle W. 110th St. at Central Park & Frederick Douglass Blvd. NYC 
Tami Tyree speaking at Frederick Douglass Circle July 4, 2020 
Book launch, 2017 Thalia Symphony Space, NYC 
Frederick Douglass Bicentennial Celebration 2018 Sister’s Uptown Bookstore, New York, NY 
Jonathan Dewberry as Frederick Douglass in A Seat at the Table: Dinner With Frederick Douglass 2019 New York, NY 
Athena Moore, dancer community celebration 2019 
Guest speaker “Sistah Talk” 2019 (Manhattan Neighborhood Network NYC) Dietra Kelsey, host 
Artist Lineup 2019 
Finale, Community Celebration 2019 Mother AME Zion Church New York, NY 
“Douglass Doodles” drawing event La Maison d’Art
Stephanie Calla 2017 New York, New York
Artist Lineup 
Hon. Gale A. Brewer Manhattan Borough President awards Proclamation, May, 2018 Mother AME Zion Church NY, NY
African-American History & Song 