"The service that Mr. Bill Bojangles performed is community action and love for this community, and it's love for the children." Contact Reed Williams at (804) 649-6332 or [email protected].

While Mr. Bojangles might have ended as an amalgamation of several characters, Walker traced back his key source of inspiration to a New Orleans jail cell over the 4th of July holiday weekend.

A silver gelatin print depicting a black-and-white image of Bill "Bojangles" Robinson. Robinson is depicted wearing a white fedora, a light colored suit, and a dark patterned tie. He is facing the ...

Tony Cosby and others gathered at the Bill "Bojangles" Robinson statue on Saturday to celebrate the life of the famous dancer from Richmond. Cosby, an actor who also re-enacts speeches by the Rev ...