Events for 04/28/2024

This 24-month program provides the opportunity for the city to embark on efforts to close the racial gap in homeownership by revealing historical patterns of discrimination that may lead to racial inequalities. As of 2020, the homeownership rate for Black residents in West Palm Beach is still much lower than white homeownership rates at 40.3% compared to 56.7%. As a participant of Closing the Gap the city will identify and implement strategies to reduce these racial disparities in homeownership.

This 8 session virtual course is designed to assist Small, Minority, Women Owned or Disadvantaged Business Enterprises with enhancing their technical and management skills to enable them to perform successfully on FDOT contracts. This free course is your path to working with FDOT!

Join us for three exceptional films along with a moderated panel discussion following each screening.

YOU'RE INVITED TO THIS EXHIBIT OF EXCELLENCE. AfriKin Art: The Gaze Africana Exhibition The Astonishing Effect of The Gaze, Its Interpretation and Impact on our Culture. Celebrating African Excellence for Black History Month 2023 through Contemporary Visual Art, Performing Arts, Talks and more … NORTH MIAMI, FL -— AfriKin Art in collaboration with the North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (NMCRA) is proud to present, The Gaze Africana – a contemporary fine art exhibition of African excellence for Black History Month 2023. Opens Sunday, January 15th, 2023, in honor of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. – through February 28th, [...]

Maltz Jupiter Theatre presents Good People, a play depicting the power of friendship, struggle, resilience & determination.

Save The Date The 26th ANNUAL MELTON MUSTAFA JAZZ FESTIVAL is coming!!!! February 23-24-25-26 Black Archives Historic Lyric Theater 819 NW 2nd Ave. Miami, Fl. 33136

Don't Miss the West Palm Beach City Carnival going on Friday 2/25-Sun March 25th - Military Trail and Summit - New Rides- thrill rides, kids rides, and the Fair Food you love!

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Jean Caze engages the audience by inviting them to sing, move, and even dance, as they discover the richness of Haitian culture.