Black In Every Color and actor Kofi Siriboe, in association with Tola, presents the third annual Black In Every Color, Art In Every Form, a multi-artist exhibition celebrating the Black artistic vanguard across a range of mediums and supporting the organization’s global initiatives.
In honor of Black History Month, Kaiser Permanente will host a health fair offering free health services and activities to members and non-members alike.
The City of Los Angeles took another step toward addressing historical injustices as city officials, scholars, and community leaders convened at the California African American Museum (CAAM) for “What’s Next for Reparations?” on Feb. 8.
On Saturday, February 15, Zipper Hall at the Colburn School will host “Resurrection,” the latest album and live recording from the acclaimed Adrian Dunn and his ensemble, the Adrian Dunn Singers.
On the first Saturday of February, under dim lights and against a backdrop of a live heavy metal bank and bookshelves, a crowd gathered at Café Con Libros Press for a night that was anything but ordinary. Poetry. Music. Drinks. Heart-shaped treats and a room full of lovers of language. Poetry After Dark, a grown and sexy open mic, kicked off Lovers’ Month with a celebration of words, rhythm, and raw, uninhibited truth.
The Watson family of Altadena is grappling with losing their home after the devastating Eaton wildfire. Despite the destruction, their faith and strong community ties remain unshaken.
As we gather to celebrate Black History Month, let us remember that Black history is also American history and world history. It must be preserved and honored at all costs.
The Row LA – The Church Without Walls has served the Skid Row community for 18 years.
The New Earth Christian Church will observe Black History Month by hosting a gospel musical on Sunday, Feb. 16, at 2 p.m., at the Rowley Park Auditorium, 13220 S. Van Ness Ave., in Gardena.
The City of Los Angeles and Our Authors Study Club kicked-off Black History Month at L.A. City Hall.
The Christian Methodist Episcopal (CME) Women’s Missionary Council will host its Executive Board 2025 meeting through Feb. 14, at the Marriott Hotel Long Beach Downtown, located at 111 East Ocean Blvd., in Long Beach.
The Los Angeles Central Library in downtown L.A. hosted a sit-down discussion on Feb. 8 between Emmy and Tony award-winning actor Courtney B. Vance and moderator/actor William Allen Young to discuss Vance’s book, “The Invisible Ache: Black Men Identifying Their Pain and Reclaiming Their Power” in celebration of African American Heritage Month.
The devastating fires that swept through Los Angeles County in January have left thousands grappling with the aftermath, searching for temporary housing, necessities, and long-term recovery solutions. In response, 211 LA has played a critical role in supporting the fire victims and coordinating resources for their recovery.
As wildfire recovery continues in L.A. County, Molina Healthcare of California and partners have pooled resources to create Eaton Health Village, which will be a fixture for the community during this challenging recovery period.
UC Santa Barbara Black Studies Professor Jeffery C. Stewart and author of “The New Negro: The Life of Alain Locke,” recalled how his family and other African Americans sought a safe haven from racism in Altadena.