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Slavery At Jefferson’s Monticello: Paradox of Liberty
-Explore self-evident contradictions and the hypocrisies of 1776 when the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History presents Slavery…
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The Future of Detroit: Community Presentation and Conversation
-Detroit Performs featured multidisciplinary artist, Ackeem Salmon, is holding The Future of Detroit: Community Presentation and Conversation on Thursday March…
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I Got to Keep Moving!
-Explore life in the southern United States before and after the Civil War through “I Got to Keep Moving!,” the…
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The Great Migration
-The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) presents “The Great Migration” on Saturday, Feb. 2,…
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Catching up with Desiree Kelly
-Fine artist Desiree Kelly researches the subjects for her urban portraits to capture their stories in interesting and accurate ways.…
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THINK! A Tribute to the Queen of Soul
-Get an intimate look at the life and times of the incomparable Aretha Franklin when the Charles H. Wright Museum…
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Oh, You Fancy!
-The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History presents Oh, You Fancy! Black Hair and Fashion, an amazing history of…
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Tell Them We’re Rising
-A new documentary spotlights the crucial role of Historically Black Colleges and Universities on Detroit Public Television (DPTV) Channel 56. “Tell…
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Detroit Home Movies ca. 1967
-The Detroit Institute of Arts screens home movies this year that are windows into another world: Detroit, circa 1967. Intended to…
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Transitions of Walter Bailey
-Watch an amazing Detroit artist’s vision of American history, culture and activism evolve over the last half century when the Charles H. Wright…
