Round Rock will celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. on May 14 after the January event was postponed due to COVID-19.

City officials set this new date for its annual MLK celebration in an April 4 announcement, to be held at Centennial Plaza from 2-3:15 p.m.

With the rescheduling, the event's speaker has changed. While the guest speaker set for the Jan. 15 event was Rev. E. Alan Benson of the St. Paul United Methodist Church in Georgetown, the guest speaker for the May 14 event is Rev. Stephanie Wilkins, head of community outreach and engagement for St. John's Downtown Houston and faith leader partner with the Texas Poor People's Campaign.

Musical group The Levites and the C.D. Fulkes Middle School choir will also give performances at the event.