Discover the story of jazz in America, guided by some of the genre’s biggest stars and brightest luminaries such as Duke Ellington, Louis Armstrong, and, of course, Ella Fitzgerald.
Ticket Price: $6 Child; $8 Adult; $6/person for groups of 20+
Awen is deep inspiration that comes to us when we slow down and step away from the noise of daily life. Working in mixed media, Sharon Hart Sefton embodies Awen through visual expression.
This entertaining lecture surveys music from jazz to soul, telling the incredible story of the D.C. area and its powerful influence on the history of Black popular music.
Awen is deep inspiration that comes to us when we slow down and step away from the noise of daily life. Working in mixed media, Sharon Hart Sefton embodies Awen through visual expression.
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.
Artist Sylvia Doughlin creates emotionally expressive, three-dimensional sculptural portraits that capture the individuality and spirit of each imagined subject.
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.