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New Compton Art Exhibition Explores What It Means to Call a Place “Home”
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LA Wants Residents to Help Identify and Preserve Black Historic Places
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LA County Village Fund Grants Open for Black-Led Organizations and Businesses
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Ronald K. Brown / EVIDENCE Brings African American Dance, Rhythm and Storytelling to The Wallis October 8–10, 2026 | Beverly Hills Acclaimed choreographer Ronald...
Taste of Soul Returns to Crenshaw With Lucky Daye, Midnight Star, Switch & More One of Los Angeles’ biggest celebrations of Black culture is...
California Community Colleges Can Now Offer More Bachelor’s Degrees — at a Fraction of University Tuition A four-year degree without traditional four-year university tuition?...
Los Angeles school employees could have new opportunities to find affordable housing as the district advances two proposed developments. The Los Angeles Unified School...
Two Black women. Two eras. More than 150 years apart. And some of the same battles over race, gender and power. Tony Award-nominated playwright...
Before Santa Monica became internationally known for its beach, pier and tourism, a Black community was building a life near the California coast. That...
One of South Los Angeles’ signature music and community celebrations is back. Jazz at Drew returns Saturday, October 10, bringing a full day of...
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What makes somewhere feel like home? A new exhibition opening at the Compton Art & History Museum this month explores that question through art,...
Los Angeles entrepreneurs looking for a brick-and-mortar location may have a new opportunity in Downtown LA. Mayor Karen Bass has launched Vacant to Vibrant...
Free Museums in Los Angeles: Where to Get Free Admission This October Looking for something to do in Los Angeles without spending a lot...
What places tell the story of Black Los Angeles? A longtime neighborhood business? A church that became a gathering place? A barbershop, music venue,...
Organizations, service providers and small businesses working to strengthen Black communities across Los Angeles County have an opportunity to apply for funding through the...
MARVIN: The Marvin Gaye Musical Is Coming to Los Angeles for Five Performances The music, the man and the complicated life behind one of...
If your ex called, would you answer? Jada and Dallas were once engaged—now, they’re meeting for dinner to untangle the past. Between cheeky waiters,...
By National Assc. of African American Parents & Youth Our Theme for this Year is The Brilliance and Resilience of Black Parenting. click here for...
Join us for a fabulous brunch where Black women in SoCal come together to chat, network, and share investing tips – it’s going to...
“The ancestors of African Americans brought wonderful food traditions to parts of the Caribbean, South America, and the southern states.” Saturday, Dec 26th 11AM...
This week Nike opened a new Community store in L.A.’s Watts Neighborhood and will be a center for sports, culture and advocacy. The Watts...
Metro is currently conducting a study to consider eliminating bus and rail fares. Steve Hymon from The Source shared – A new internal Metro...
