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Legacy Training to Celebrate Black Music Month With JazzMatazz Community Concern
Legacy Training Incorporated will host its third annual “On One A-Chord” Community Concert and Conversation on Thursday, June 25, at the Marion Cultural and Civic
2026 Black Women In Music Dinner
Source: Robin L. Marshall/@TheConnieOrlandoFoundation Black women are the backbone of the music industry, and the Connie Orlando Foundation celebrated that in the most marvelous way
BBC Sounds adds Hackney Empire concert celebrating black music
A special concert marking 125 years of black music in Britain is now available on BBC Sounds as part of Radio 2’s The Music is
Tribeca Festival 2026 Celebrates Black Storytelling with Questlove, Alicia Keys, Spike Lee and More
The Tribeca Festival’s 25th Anniversary Celebration Took Over New York City with a Powerful Showcase of Black Stories, Storytellers and Music Icons with Appearances from
44 Grants for Black Women
Business grants offer free money that can help Black women grow or even launch a business. Although that may sound appealing, small-business grant contests tend
Uncle Nearest: Black Woman-Owned Billion-Dollar Whiskey Brand Hit With $100M Lawsuit
Black-owned whiskey brand Uncle Nearest has been hit with a $100 million lawsuit for allegedly not paying back its loans, as stated by court documents. Nearest Green
Buy From A Black Woman To Launch Buy From A Black Business Platform
Buy From A Black Woman is expanding with the launch of Buy From A Black Business. The platform will now showcase all Black-owned businesses, allowing
‘Sinners’ Connects Ancestral And Modern Black Dance, Music
Source: Warner Bros Entertainment / Proximity Media In the hushed moments before the Surreal Montage in Ryan Coogler’s Sinners becomes a portal that transcends time,
CBAAC, NMoFA collaborate to promote black, African heritage
As part of efforts to preserve, promote, and propagate Black and African heritage, the Centre for Black and African Arts and Civilisation (CBAAC) recently collaborated with
Why Dr. Michael Eric Dyson Matters to West Virginia Hip-Hop – Black By God
As Charleston welcomes one of America’s leading public intellectuals for Juneteenth, West Virginia artists are building their own archive of Black Appalachian history through hip-hop.