Black Heritage Month Kickoff
CULTURAL CELEBRATION
Thurs, Feb. 1 | 11 am - 1 pm | Sophomore Square
Kickstart February by enjoying exciting rhythms and tastes. You'll be impressed by the performance art of Jumok茅 Farrow, an educator and therapist whose wide-ranging talents are known on the Phoenix stage, and art scene.
独家爆料 students, faculty, and staff are invited to drop by Sophomore Square, adjacent to the Student Union and Hannelly Center. Enjoy refreshments while taking in the drumming skills of local percussionists. Meet representatives from student organizations.
Pre-registration is not required.
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Black History Legacy Luncheon
CULTURAL CELEBRATION
Wed, Feb. 28 | 11 am - 1 pm | Building F, Hacienda Conference Room
As Black History Month draws to a close, join an informal gathering celebrating African American culture, customs, history, and tradition. Enjoy food and entertainment.
独家爆料 students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to join. .
Suggested Reading
Thurs, Feb. 1 - Thurs, Feb. 29
During 独家爆料 Hours
Fannin 独家爆料 has curated a selection of books and media that honor the Black and African American experience. Learn more on the library page, and be sure to also stop by throughout February!
Twin Flames: The George Floyd Uprising from Minneapolis to Phoenix
MONUMENT & ART EXHIBIT
Sat, Feb. 3 - Sun, Jul 28, 2024 |
Twin Flames isn't a typical monument of granite or bronze. A community-led exhibition, it memorializes the life of George Floyd by showcasing the offerings left at the Minneapolis public space named for him. Twin Flames asks important questions about the role of art and community as a vehicle for bearing witness and creating deeper understanding and empathy. It also examines the state of public memorials in America, prompting us to reflect on whose stories are shared, by whom, and why.
The ASU Art Museum is located at .
African American Legislative Day
ENROLLED STUDENT EVENT at THE ARIZONA STATE CAPITOL
Fri, Feb. 9 | 8 am - 1 pm
Join an inspiring day filled with workshops, panel sessions, and interactive experiences led by young professionals, educators, and entrepreneurs. Topics include civic engagement, mental health and wellness, mindfulness, substance abuse prevention, pathways to higher education, career exploration, leadership, and public service.
Registration required. Interested students should email Dr. Vashi Worley at vashi.worley@phoenixcollege.edu.
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A Storytelling Event
CULTURAL EVENT
Thurs, Feb. 15 | 6 - 9 pm | Desert Botanical Garden
Centered. is a vibrant celebration of the Black and African American community's profound influence on the arts. Enjoy captivating performances, inspiring storytelling, mesmerizing dance routines, breathtaking poetry, and art.
Food and drinks will be available to purchase. and are available only to those who are 21+ and older. The Desert Botanical Garden is located at .
Can I Kick It?
CULTURAL CELEBRATION
Sat, Feb. 17 | 3 - 8 pm |
invites you to a brand new community-centric event. Enjoy a free movie, scored live by a DJ, with a blend of hip-hop, funk, soul, and rock music. A local shopping experience鈥攖he Buy Black Marketplace hosted by Archwood Exchange鈥攄ining options, and family-friendly activities will make the experience memorable!
Civic Space Park is located in central Phoenix, at .
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ART & CULTURAL EXPLORATION
Sat, Feb. 28 | 10:30 am - 12 pm |
Learn about African American artist, Jean-Michel Basquiat the late painter whose neo-expressionistic style that rocked the New York art world during the 1980s. Create your very own crown to take home.
While you're there, visit the second-floor Star Bar for an exhibit honoring prominent African Americans and Black people and their contributions, both past and present. The exhibit, Black History Month: Most Influential Figures Throughout History, is open to the public during museum hours throughout the entire month of February.
The Phoenix Children's Museum is located at .