Posts Tagged ‘Black Arts and Culture’
Art & Activism Retreat with Casa Romero – May
This 3-day, 2-night retreat with Casa Romero Renewal Center is presented in collaboration with America’s Black Holocaust Museum and invites students into a hands-on creative and reflective experience centered on mural-making and social understanding.
Read MoreDecades in the works, African American Cultural Garden breaking ground on final phase
Thoughtfully chosen design and features, including those that promote accessibility, pay homage to the culture that arose despite oppression.
Read MoreWhimsy, history and whatnot: How a Milwaukee woman is creating her own museum
Maria Cunningham has turned her collection of unique artifacts, many depicting Black culture and history, into a virtual museum.
Read MoreCity of Huntsville celebrates black artists at African American Art Festival
Black artists were able to show off their artwork at Huntsville Art Festival as part of the Black history month celebration.
Read MoreAfrican American Choral Ensemble brings together 100 voices for anniversary concert
The African American coral ensemble choir represents and honors the history and future of the choir, which was established in 1975 by Portia K and founder of African-American art Institute, Herman Hudson.
Read More30th Annual Hilton Head Island Gullah Celebration
In February 2026, the Hilton Head Island Gullah Celebration marks its 30th anniversary with a month-long series of events honoring the history, artistry, and living traditions of Gullah Geechee culture.
Read MorePan African Film & Arts Festival 2026
For over 30 years, PAFF has been the international beacon for the African diaspora film and arts communities. As the critically acclaimed largest Black film and arts festival and Black History Month activation in the United States, PAFF brings together filmmakers, artists, and unique craftspeople from over 40 countries and six continents to Los Angeles annually, to showcase their pivotal work and talent. PAFF has become the quintessential global celebration of Pan-African cultures.
Read MoreOscar Nominations: ‘Sinners’ Breaks Record With 16
Sinners,’ a 1930’s era horror fantasia grounded in Black culture, earned a record‑breaking 16 Academy Award nominations
Read MoreWhere to Find Black-Owned Bookstores Across the U.S.
Black-owned bookstores offer culturally rich reads that big retailers often miss delivering connection and stories worth supporting.
Read MoreOak Bluffs: The Legacy of Black Martha’s Vineyard and Black Artists
While many people think of Martha’s Vineyard as white, one neighborhood has been the refuge of the Black community, especially artists.
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