Join us at the "Birth of Jazz: exhibit at the Eubie Blake National Jazz Institute and Cultural Center. This event will also include a roundtable conversation featuring Jamal Moore, artist-in-residence […]
Sabine Mohamed of JHU's Anthropology department.
Celebrate Women’s History Month with the Billie Holiday Center for Liberations Arts for their Helena Hicks Speaker Series featuring Dr. Raynetta Wiggins-Jackson. Dr. Wiggins-Jackson’s lecture will focus on “Ethel’s Place: Celebrating Ethel […]
Lauren Russell of The Writing Seminars speaks.
Join us for a tribute to the Rent Party, a site of music and dance experience for the black urban migrant of the early 1900s. The Rent Party was an […]
The Billie Holiday Center for Liberation Arts presents the Sixth Annual Jazz in the Square. This year's event features special performances from the Nasar Abradey Quarter, Sean Jones and Charenee […]
Come and engage with us as we delve into conversations about health-related racial inequalities and pay tribute to Ms. Helena Hicks, a pioneering figure in the student-led Civil Rights Movement in Baltimore City.
Come and engage with us as we delve into conversations about health-related racial inequalities and pay tribute to Ms. Helena Hicks, a pioneering figure in the student-led Civil Rights Movement in Baltimore City.
Come and engage with us as we delve into conversations about health-related racial inequalities and pay tribute to Ms. Helena Hicks, a pioneering figure in the student-led Civil Rights Movement in Baltimore City.
Come and engage with us as we delve into conversations about health-related racial inequalities and pay tribute to Ms. Helena Hicks, a pioneering figure in the student-led Civil Rights Movement in Baltimore City.
Come and engage with us as we delve into conversations about health-related racial inequalities and pay tribute to Ms. Helena Hicks, a pioneering figure in the student-led Civil Rights Movement in Baltimore City.
Come and engage with us as we delve into conversations about health-related racial inequalities and pay tribute to Ms. Helena Hicks, a pioneering figure in the student-led Civil Rights Movement in Baltimore City.
