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Hallmark Mahogany’s Premiere National Museum Of African American Music

To celebrate the prominence of the city of Nashville, the true star of the Hallmark Mahogany film, “A Nashville Legacy.”

Marvelous Melba Moore Sings National Anthem At The Madison Square Garden

On Saturday, February 25^th, 2023, at 7:30 pm ET, the Marvelous Tony Award/R&B legend Melba Moore will sing the National Anthem when the New York Knicks.

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Miller Theatre Presents A Composer Portrait Of Nicole Mitchell In Harlem

The artistry of Nicole Mitchell is wide-ranging—a virtuosic flutist, acclaimed bandleader, and noted educator.

The 2023 Women’s Jazz Festival With Jazzmobile And Shirazette In Harlem

Opening night of the Women's Jazz Festival themed Moods of Her is curated by drummer-percussionist Shirazette Tinnin.

Harlem School Of The Arts Announces Date Of Gala Since The Pandemic

After three years without its main fundraising event, the 59-year-old Harlem School of the Arts (HSA) has announced the return of its annual Gala.

Greater Harlem Chamber Of Commerce 125th Anniversary Celebration 2023

The Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce will celebrate 125 years of continued service to Harlem and the "Harlems of the World” with a celebratory gala on Saturday, February 25th at The City College of New York.

Interlochen And NY Philharmonic Perform All-Black Program At Lincoln Center

Michigan’s Interlochen Center for the Arts is poised to announce the inaugural class of NY Phil Interlochen Scholars from Harlem to Hollis.

Fun Ways To Teach Your Kids About The Science Of Our World

Teaching your kids about science can be a rewarding and fun experience for the whole family.

“The Conductor,” Live And Streamed By Ishmael Reed At Theater For The New City

In "The Conductor," satirist playwright Ishmael Reed attacks the race-baiting and divisiveness that were widely seen in the recent, widely-reported San Francisco School Board Recall.

Harlem’s Ray Chew Channels His Inner Pride: A Seven Deadly Sins Story

Following the immensely popular Seven Deadly Sins movies—Lust, Envy, Wrath and Greed—Lifetime continues the anthology with a new sin and new movie, Pride: A Seven Deadly Sins Story.

Black History Honors’ Set To Air This Month From Harlem To Hollywood

Chicago-based multimedia mega-company, Central City Productions, premiered its inaugural installment of the brand-new television series, Black History Honors.

Legendary Jazz Man Buster Williams’s New “Unalome” (Video Teaser)

Harlem fave and Legendary bassist/composer Buster Williams celebrates 80 years (and counting) along a path to musical enlightenment on his stunning new album, Unalome.

Texas: Red Carpet Premiere For The Reading On BET+ With Courtney Glaudé

Last night, award-winning director, screenwriter, and producer Courtney Glaudé celebrated the upcoming premiere of his feature film debut The Reading.

MLB Creates First-Ever Animated Series About The Women Of The Negro Leagues

This Black History Month, Invisible Collective founder Justin Polk and Invisible-represented director Carl Jones celebrate their launch.

Sheryl Lee Ralph’s Kids Talks Family, Equity, And More With The Sharpton Sisters

I hope you're well! Last night, Etienne and Ivy Maurice—children of Emmy-winning actress and Abbott Elementary star, Sheryl Lee Ralph—joined as guests on FOX SOUL's The Sharpton Sisters.