Norfolk Harborfest® marks its 50th year with a powerhouse lineup led by Patti LaBelle, blending music, maritime tradition, and Juneteenth...
In honor of National Poetry Month and the U.S. Postal Service’s release of its 49th Black Heritage Stamp, The New Journal and Guide remembers Phillis Wheatley...
A new memoir, It’s Never Too Late, captures Marla Gibbs’s highs and lows—from breaking barriers on The Jeffersons to receiving her flowers at 94—and shows how...
A powerful independent film, “Earth’s Greatest Enemy,” screened at Norfolk’s Naro Cinema, exposing the U.S. military’s environmental impact while sparking dialogue on justice, war, and global...
A rare and valuable art collection valued at $371,000 featuring works by renowned Black artists has been donated to Hampton University Museum, strengthening one of the...
During Women’s History Month, Dr. Ruth T. Jones Nichols and the iamRuth Foundation are launching a two-day Hampton Roads series exploring leadership, healing, and the powerful...
For 40 years, Ken Wright has helped shape d’Art Center’s legacy as a founding artist and champion of creative access in Norfolk. A nationally recognized abstract...
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...
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