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4th Annual Billie Holiday Jazz Tribute Concert

Lafayette Square Park @ N Arlington and W Lafayette Ave Baltimore, MD, United States

Join the Billie Holiday Center for Liberation Arts and Baltimore communities for The 4th Annual Billie Holiday Jazz Concert at Lafayette Square. The event will feature Navasha Daya (vocals), Nasar Abadey (drums), Sean Jones (trumpet), Herman Burney (bass), Richard Johnson (keys), DJ Ian Friday, Brinae Ali (tap dancer), and will be hosted by Lady Brion. […]

Shelter: A Black Tale of Homeland, Baltimore

Johns Hopkins University Bookstore 3300 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore, Maryland

Professor Lawrence Jackson speaks about his recent book, Shelter: A Black Tale of Homeland, Baltimore

Free

Writers Live! with Lawrence Jackson

Enoch Pratt Central Library 400 Cathedral Street, Baltimore, Maryland

Professor Lawrence Jackson speaks about his book "Hold it Real Still: Clint Eastwood, Race and the Cinema of the American West" as part of the Enoch Pratt Free Library's Writers Live! Series.

Free

The Political Production of Blackness

St. James Lafayette Square 1020 W. Lafayette Street, Baltimore, Maryland

“The Political Production of Blackness” by Professor Lester Spence, Political Science, Johns Hopkins University. This is part of the Helena Hicks Speakers Series, Honoring Helena Hicks, the foremother of the student-led movement for Civil Rights in Baltimore City

Free

Racism, Capitalism, and COVID-19

St. James Lafayette Square 1020 W. Lafayette Street, Baltimore, Maryland

Professor Zophia Edwards, Sociology, Johns Hopkins University. This is part of the Helena Hicks Speakers Series, honoring Helena Hicks, the foremother of the student-led movement for Civil Rights in Baltimore City

Free

Stolen: Free African Americans Kidnapped and Sold into Slavery

St. James Lafayette Square 1020 W. Lafayette Street, Baltimore, Maryland

Professor Richard Bell History, University of Maryland Helena Hicks Speakers Series  *Honoring Helena Hicks, the foremother of the student-led movement for Civil Rights in Baltimore City