African music and dance have always been a force to be reckoned with. They have taken the world by storm, captivating audiences with their infectious rhythms and energetic moves.
Image Source – UNESCO In the heart of Southern Africa, nestled in the highlands of modern-day Zimbabwe, lies the remains…
Let’s talk turkey, as Thanksgiving calls us on November 28th. These free or low-cost activities highlight theater, old-school house music parties, holiday food from the soul of the Diaspora, inspirational self-help books, and race marathons.
Picture source: Nigerian Stories When it comes to old mighty empires, Africa has lots of stories to tell. You can…
Among the many restaurants and eateries, welcoming visitors and residents with mouth-watering aromas that promise a rich culinary experience are Philadelphia’s Black-owned restaurants that serve up dishes that showcase the diverse cultural heritage that Philadelphia is known for.
The 1943 film Stormy Weather sits at a unique intersection in cinematic history, embodying Hollywood’s WWII-era discovery of new audiences and the complex relationship between African-American culture and performance.
Recent regulatory proposals, such as the U.S. Surgeon General’s call for a warning label and Canada’s ban on Snapchat, reflect a broader recognition of the pressing need to address these issues at both the policy and grassroots community levels.
The history of the emancipation of slavery, the independence of America, the civil rights struggle as well as the advancement of African Americans cannot be told without reference to the great city of Philadelphia.
Every year on the full moon evening of the 12th month of the Thai lunar calendar, thousands of locals and tourists head to the nearest water body to celebrate their special festival called Loy Krathong, known as Thailand’s “Festival of Lights.”
Let’s dive into the month of goodies with these free or low-cost activities highlighting jazz, art, history, food, and books.
