As Spring continues to emerge and the earth blossoms around us, the time for celebration and remembrance has come once again! The 6th Annual Donald Bentley Memorial Lecture will happen […]
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BHCLA Newsletter Issue 004: Winter Refuge
As the weather vacillates between the vestiges of winter and the beginnings of spring, we have begun 2026 on a high note! Last month’s Helena Hicks Speaker Series featured our […]
BHCLA Newsletter Issue 003: Welcome Back!
Happy New Year and Happy Black History Month! We are so excited to kickoff our Spring semester of programming with February being jam-packed of exciting events here in Baltimore and […]
BHCLA Newsletter Issue 002: Season’s Greetings!
We hope this second edition of our newsletter finds you well and in high spirits as we enter into the 2025 holiday season. On the evening of Wednesday, October 8th […]
Welcome to the BHCLA Newsletter!
It is with great enthusiasm that I share this first edition of the BHCLA Newsletter! Founded in 2017 by Dr. Lawrence Jackson, The Billie Holiday Center for the Liberation Arts […]
February 12th Helena Hicks Speaker Series & Black Culture Builders of Baltimore Coworking – RESCHEDULED
Due to inclement weather, we will be rescheduling our February Helena Hicks Speaker Series & Black Culture Builders Coworking Session to Wednesday, February 26th. More details will follow in the coming weeks. Please […]
David Mills: Boneyarn – Photo Collage (11/20/2024)
Bird in Hand is honored to host this public event with David Mills and Aja Lans, which is a collaboration between the Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University, the Krieger […]
Jazz musicians celebrate the life and music of Billie Holiday
Written By MICHELLE LIMPE and REBECCA MURATORE | September 18, 2021 | The Johns Hopkins News-Letter With the legendary impact left behind by jazz singer Billie Holiday, it is only fitting that her native […]
UBalt, Hopkins Community Archives Program Now Underway
This semester begins the new JHU-UBalt Community Archives Program, a partnership between The University of Baltimore’s Special Collections and Archives of the Robert L. Bogomolny Library and the Johns Hopkins University’s Billie Holiday Project for […]
JUNETEENTH – The art of liberation | HUB
Bret McCabe | June 16, 2021 Veteran journalist, poet, and musician John Milton Wesley didn’t know about Juneteenth when he first moved to Baltimore in the late 1970s. During a 2017 […]