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Roxbury Community College Unveiled a 85-foot Ode to Africa mural by...
The mural team’s collective vision for their “An Ode to Africa in the Americas” mural honors and illustrates the past and present of Africa’s presence in the America's in all its richness, complexity, devastation, resilience, pain, joy, beauty, creativity, and brilliance.
A great photo taken by a Black Boston community organization representing...
We are talking about the power of Black Boston's hyper-local community organizations who made one photo worth a thousand words.
When Slaves were in Boston: details about the 1620-1700’s era.
Learn a lot about the slaves in Boston during the 1700’s.
Belonging is Black music, dance and spoken word
Castle of our Skins Live | Black artists | Music, Dance & Spoken Word
On Sunday, November 5, 2023 | 3-5 PM
Hibernian Hall Roxbury MA...
A research program where you can receive money or free...
A really good idea to have your food paid for and delivered for free, plus you get free transportation to have your vitals tested, if you are Black, live in certain Boston neighborhoods and want to improve you health. - BlackBston.com
Happening Now! The Black New England Conference at the Fenway
2023 Black New England Conference
I, Too, Sing: Art, Music, and Writing in Our BIPOC Communities
October 20-21, 2023
Fenway Center at Northeastern University, 77 St Stephen...
A Boston Lyric Opera show for date night
Multiple award-winning theater director Dawn M. Simmons takes on her first opera with Boston Lyric Opera's new production titled LA CENERENTOLA/CINDERELLA.
When: Nov. 8-12, 2023
Where:...
Boston puts its African slavery legacy on display downtown.
This is for people who did not know that Boston had slaves. In the summer of 2023 Mayor Wu supported the construction of a Boston history of African slavery exhibit. It went into the popular downtown building with the controversial name of Fanueil Hall,
LITEWORK EVENTS
Black Young professionals are meeting after work or at the weekend events by Liteworks Event, LLC.