“The Adventures of Malcolm & Harriet” School Performance
Weeksville Heritage Center 158 BUFFALO AVENUE, Brooklyn“The Adventures of Malcolm & Harriet” is about two young people on a mission to solve a riddle in an abandoned house, learning lessons from ancestors that help them improve their community.
“The Adventures of Malcolm & Harriet” School Performance
Weeksville Heritage Center 158 BUFFALO AVENUE, Brooklyn“The Adventures of Malcolm & Harriet” is about two young people on a mission to solve a riddle in an abandoned house, learning lessons from ancestors that help them improve their community.
“The Adventures of Malcolm & Harriet” School Performance
Weeksville Heritage Center 158 BUFFALO AVENUE, Brooklyn“The Adventures of Malcolm & Harriet” is about two young people on a mission to solve a riddle in an abandoned house, learning lessons from ancestors that help them improve their community.
“The Adventures of Malcolm & Harriet” School Performance
Weeksville Heritage Center 158 BUFFALO AVENUE, Brooklyn“The Adventures of Malcolm & Harriet” is about two young people on a mission to solve a riddle in an abandoned house, learning lessons from ancestors that help them improve their community.
Arts Outreach Performance for Black History Month
Beginning With Children Charter School 2 215 Hayward Street, Brooklyn
“The Adventures of Malcolm & Harriet” Community Performance
Weeksville Heritage Center 158 BUFFALO AVENUE, BrooklynDeveloped for students in grades 2nd-8th, The Adventures of Malcolm and Harriet is an exciting theatrical experience by young people for their peers. It tells the story of two young people who, inspired by the spirit of an ancestor, set out to clean up their neighborhood by fixing up an abandoned house, only to find […]
CANCELLED – Asase Yaa Youth performance at House Party Family Event
BRIC, Gallery Floor 647 Fulton Street, BrooklynDue to concerns regarding COVID-19, this event is cancelled. Please stay safe.
Children’s Summer Arts Camp
PS 21 180 Chauncey St, BrooklynClick here for more info.
“Dreaming of 1975” musical premiere and Asase Yaa benefit event
The Milton G. Bassin Performing Arts Center at York College 94-45 Guy R. Brewer Blvd, JamaicaDreaming of 1975 is inspired by the widespread birth of thousands of children born in 1975 during the rise of African Spirituality throughout the Diaspora. The work also pays homage to seminal African artists and pioneers who were devoted to building families and strong communities.
RAISING OUR VOICES FOR BLACK YOUTH VIRTUAL BENEFIT CONCERT
We’re incredibly excited to announce the premiere of our first virtual performance event, RAISING OUR VOICES FOR BLACK YOUTH BENEFIT CONCERT, Thursday, July 30, 2020 at 8 PM. It will be broadcast via OBS streaming services on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook. All funds raised from the concert will be donated to our Asase Youth Summer […]
