This riveting discussion and performance explore how Black print culture shaped the development of classical music through poetry, literature, and artistic exchange.
This multi-week class builds upon foundational acting skills, focusing on in-depth exploration of techniques, character development, and performance styles; often including scene work, improvisation, and analysis of dramatic texts.
Join us for an uplifting Women’s History Month performance led by Dr. Ceylon Mitchell II, a contemporary classical flutist, educator, and arts entrepreneur.
A Lasting Vision is a career-spanning tribute to the life and legacy of Alonzo Davis, a foundational figure whose influence resonates deeply across the American art landscape.
Artist Sylvia Doughlin creates emotionally expressive, three-dimensional sculptural portraits that capture the individuality and spirit of each imagined subject.
Join Taratibu for a special Women’s History Month performance celebrating the courage of South African women who resisted apartheid and led the fight for freedom.
The Manny Kellough Jazz Quartet featuring Janine Gilbert-Carter brings fresh energy to classic jazz standards, offering inventive interpretations of beloved songs.
Wes Anderson's Rushmore follows ambitious and eccentric teenager Max Fischer, who attends the prestigious Rushmore Academy on scholarship despite his terrible grades.
Through art making and storytelling, this workshop aims to redefine shelter as a space of security, warmth, a safe space, and family, fostering empathy and understanding.
Ticket Price: Free; admission is first-come, first-served
Celebrate International Women’s Day with Flowers For Her – DC: A Sōl Experience, featuring the powerhouse voices of Teri Tobin, Debórah Bond, and Y'Anna Crawley.