Sound and Movement: A Brief Look at the Djembe Drum
The sound of beating drums tends to engulf the air that surrounds you and, in some way, make you feel the need to move to the rhythm and get lost in possession of the tune.
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Top Black Motivational Speakers to Lift Your Spirits
With their words, motivational speakers can stir the whole globe to greatness.
Trendy Songs by African Artists in the Diaspora
People listen to music to relax, be amused, informed, and so on. In summary, music fulfills several functions in daily life. This is why we may say that music is a part of life. To put it another way, music is life.
Fall into September with these cool events
September has its share of days to observe themes like String Cheese Day or Fried Rice Day or School Backpack Day. Sometimes these themes are celebrated through special events. One of them is below, International Peace Day, on September 21st.
The Reading Quilt: Dragons in a Bag
Each month “The Reading Quilt” provides a short review of a book that a teacher may use to spark conversations about culture and race, along with a learning activity that may help students understand human behavior.
Black-Centered Communities to Visit in Canada
Black communities in Canada have existed for nearly 300 years. They have given birth to many famous Canadians, including singers, inventors, athletes, politicians, and others.
FunTimes Fun Events Education & Entertainment!
From African-American history to adventure walks and book fairs, make the month eventful!
Make it a September to Remember
Fall officially starts on September 22 and waits in the glow of summer heat.
5 Things That Set Philadelphia Apart as a Black Tourist City
As Summer wraps up, FunTimes Magazine explores five things that set Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, apart as a historic city with plenty to offer tourists – especially those who are Black.
(Au)gust of summer winds swirl into fall
Even though the season is melting away like ice cream on a sizzling sunny day, the fun doesn’t have to end.