
For 40 years, Ken Wright has helped shape d’Art Center’s legacy as a founding artist and champion of creative access...

Award-winning poet Nathan Richardson has delivered more than 600 powerful portrayals of Frederick Douglass, blending scholarship, spirituality, and spoken word. His upcoming Black History Month performance...

At 100 years old, Dr. Grady James continues to stand as a towering figure in Black journalism, shaping generations of media professionals at Norfolk State University...

Aspire Art Gallery in Norfolk marks 100 years of Black history with youth poetry, music, and powerful artist talks, spotlighting African American life and creativity across...

Organizers of the annual MLK “Let Freedom Ring” concert moved the long-running Georgetown University event from the Kennedy Center to the Howard Theatre to reduce costs...

The Hampton Roads community marked Kwanzaa with a celebration of Imani, honoring African American heritage through music, ritual, ancestral blessings, and recognition of leaders sustaining cultural...

Virginia Beach organizations will unite this season for a Kwanzaa Marketplace and an Emancipation Jubilee featuring Dr. Colita Fairfax, whose New Year’s Day address will explore...

The Virginia Museum of Fine Arts in Richmond is unveiling “Giants,” an exhibition drawn from the personal collection of Alicia Keys and Swizz Beatz — featuring...

Booker T. Washington High School dedicated its auditorium to Samuel L. Roundtree, whose decades of mentorship and visionary direction in theatre and performing arts shaped generations...

Jimmy Cliff, legendary Jamaican musician and longtime contemporary of Bob Marley, passed away at 81. His six-decade career introduced reggae to the world, blending social consciousness,...