Spectrum and NBCUniversal today announced a multi-platform content offering for NBCUniversal’s coverage of the XXXII Olympiad, which takes place July 23-August 8, 2021, in Tokyo, Japan. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: Virtual
2021 Summer Jazz Academy Virtual Free Courses And Distinguished Faculty Announced
Following the overwhelming success of its inaugural Summer Jazz Academy in 2020, Jazz at Lincoln Center announces the 2021 Summer Jazz Academy class schedule and esteemed faculty. Continue Reading →
Essence Festival x Verzuz: Bobby Brown And Keith Sweat Are Going Song By Song
It’s official. The battle for the title of R&B king is back on the line and this time, two of the genre’s icons are going head-to-head for the crown in a Verzuz battle to rival the best of them. Continue Reading →
Non-Profit Goes Virtual With Free Tutoring And Summer Enrichment From Harlem To Hawthorne
Zerubabel began grade school as a non-English speaker. “Sometimes I would misunderstand the homework assignments or what the teacher was saying in class. Continue Reading →
Tulsa Race Massacre Exhibition Using AI Of Survivors Opens At The Gilcrease Museum
The Black Wall Street Legacy Festival (Legacy Fest) is pleased to announce a state-of-the-art, interactive installation Continue Reading →
ATL: Black Writers Weekend Goes Hybrid With A Half Virtual And Half Atlanta Extravaganza
Black Writers Weekend’s hybrid experience will stream online and take place in the Sweet Auburn District in Atlanta, GA from Thursday, June 10th to Sunday, June 13th, 2021. Continue Reading →
Music For The Souls Returns And Expands: Musicians Play For Public Hospital Workers Virtually & Live
The Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment, NYC Health + Hospitals, the Mayor’s Fund to Advance New York City, and AFM Local 802 are proud to announce the return and expansion of Music for the Soul. Continue Reading →
New Federal Theatre Sets 2021 Ntozake Shange Readings Series
Woodie King’s New Federal Theatre (NFT) has set plays by Mustapha Matura, S. Shephard-Massat, and Larry Muhammad for the June 2021 edition of its Annual Ntozake Shange Readings Series. Continue Reading →
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