Last year, it was quite common to hear people discuss their goals to make 2016 an epic year. Well, for those of you that want to increase the culture in your life, we have a new feature that brings you culture from all over this great, big, African diaspora.
Florida Memorial University’s School of Art and Sciences in partnership with CADA Conversations present the Sixth Annual Art Basel Panel Discussion on Contemporary African Diaspora Art.
This summer, the National Black Arts Festival (NBAF) continues its 27-year tradition of offering stellar artistic and educational programs in music, dance, film, visual arts, theater and literary arts and of attracting audiences and participants from the region and around the world to Atlanta.
Sugarcane Magazine , the global African stage presents episode two of Sugarcane Magazine:Sugarcane Studio on May 30, 2013. Sugarcane Studio is an art show featuring African creatives from all over the globe, hosted by Melissa Davis.
A spirited spring tradition, DanceAfrica returns for the 36th year with dance, music, art, film, and community events—as well as the beloved DanceAfrica outdoor bazaar, taking place over Memorial Day weekend.
Join film lovers from all over the globe on May 9th for the kick off of the 2nd International HCX | Haiti Film Fest!
Zen Marie and Andrew Lamprecht consider seminal writings on cricket in a discussion as part of GIPCA’s Great Texts public lecture series, on Thursday 16 May at Hiddingh Hall.
May 1st marks the first day of Haitian Heritage Month, a celebration of the Culture of the first all black republic in the Americas.
Sugarcane is proud to present our first episode with mayor Oliver Gilbert of the great city of Miami Gardens, Visual Artist Baye El and poets Will Seri’us and G.S.
