The Black Schoolhouse Grand Opening
Grand opening celebrating Black institution-building and radical arts education.
12 events found.
Events
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The Black Schoolhouse 1660 N. Roman St., New Orleans, LA, United States
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Whitney Houston’s Faith and Genius — Book Launch & Conversation
National Museum of African American Music 510 Broadway, Nashville, TN, United StatesA conversation on Whitney Houston's artistry, faith and cultural legacy.
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“I Heard the Angels Singing” — Gullah Geechee History Talk
Virtual Gullah Geechee history and culture talk.
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Black Alphabet Film Festival — Chicago
Three days of Black LGBTQ+ film and culture in Chicago.
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Courageous Access Black Women’s Conference: The Homecoming
Fairmont Chicago Millennium Park 200 N Columbus Dr, Chicago, IL, United StatesA restorative Chicago conference built specifically for Black women.
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Redlining & Busing: A Conversation Series | Walking Tour
1106 Blue Hill Ave 1106 Blue Hill Ave, Boston, MA, United StatesWalking tour of Boston redlining, desegregation and busing history.
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9th Annual Benjamin A. Quarles Conference
Morgan State University 1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, MD, United StatesMorgan State conference commemorating 100 years of Black History.
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National Black Book Festival 2026
Fallbrook Church (Brook Sports) 12512 Walters Rd., Houston, TX, United StatesThree-day celebration of Black authors, books and readers in Houston.
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ABFF Pop Up — Atlanta
AMC Madison Yards 8 Atlanta, GA, United StatesTwo-day ABFF Black film and storytelling experience in Atlanta.
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ABHM Book Club: The Black Guy Dies First
America's Black Holocaust Museum 401 W. North Ave, Milwaukee, WI, United StatesBlack cinema and cultural-history book discussion at ABHM.
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Black Owned Bos. Market: Fall Fest
Harbor Way 111 Autumn Lane, Boston, MA, United StatesBuy Black and buy local at Boston's Black-owned business market.
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2026 Ruby Jones Conference on Race, Social Justice and Civic Leadership
Sykes Student Union 700 S High St, West Chester, PA, United StatesConference on race, social justice, civic leadership and Black history.
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