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The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute has a full schedule of February events, many marking Black History Month. Running through February 22 is the annual Helen Keller Art Show, showcasing the works of visually- and hearing-impaired children. At scheduled times throughout the month, visitors can meet and converse with foot soldiers of the Civil Rights Movement. A month-long film festival includes “Soundtrack of a Revolution,” “Freedom Summer,” “Black Magic” and “Stand.” Also on the calendar are public forums and programs on “The Evolution of Hip Hop, along with a book signing by Bryan Stevenson, author of JUST MERCY: A Story of Justice and Redemption. For the complete February schedule, go to www.bcri.org.