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Historic Vision Theatre Reopens in Leimert Park Nov. 13–15
Dance Theatre of Harlem Brings Stevie Wonder’s Music to The Soraya Nov. 14
Black Creatives Invited to Connect, Collaborate and Build Community at LA Networking Meetup
Soul Patrol: Award-Winning Documentary About Vietnam’s First Black Special Ops Team Comes to Los Angeles
Your LA Library Card Could Get You Free Museum Tickets — Here’s How
Prosperity Market Brings Black-Owned Businesses, Food & $20 Shopping Incentives to South LA
American Black Film Festival Launches ABFF97, Bringing Independent Black Films to Movie Theaters Nationwide
Magic Johnson Joins LA Effort to Help Small Businesses Compete for Olympic Contracts
60 Years After Its Founding, the Black Panther Party’s Legacy Still Resonates in Los Angeles
LA Convention Center Expansion Creates 1,700+ Union Jobs — Here’s How to Explore Opportunities
Los Angeles residents can use their public library cards to reserve free or discounted admission to participating museums and cultural attractions through the Discover...
A Compton-born artist is receiving a major hometown spotlight as three Los Angeles cultural institutions present his work in exhibitions opening October 20. Los...
feaLos 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...
Historic Vision Theatre Reopens in Leimert Park With Three Days of Free Black Art, Music and Community Celebrations November 13–15, 2026 | Leimert Park,...
An untold chapter of Black military history comes to the big screen this November as Soul Patrol, an award-winning documentary exploring the experiences of...
Dance Theatre of Harlem Brings the Music of Stevie Wonder to Life at The Soraya on November 14 The internationally acclaimed Dance Theatre of...
Artists, filmmakers, writers, musicians and content creators are invited to a November 12 gathering designed to bring Los Angeles’ Black creative community together. Los...
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Looking for something different to do in Los Angeles? The Natural History Museum is bringing a new nighttime experience to Exposition Park, featuring dazzling...
Prosperity Market is hitting the road with a new biweekly neighborhood market series, bringing local businesses, food vendors, and community-centered shopping experiences to Crenshaw...
The acclaimed Broadway drama from Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Branden Jacobs-Jenkins makes its Los Angeles premiere November 11 through December 20, 2026, at Geffen Playhouse....
From celebrated jazz musicians to emerging artists and community jam sessions, The World Stage in Leimert Park is keeping Los Angeles’ jazz tradition alive...
The Robey Theatre Company’s world premiere of What Had Happened Was… examines what happens when a public official must choose between political pressure and...
MARVIN: The Marvin Gaye Musical Is Coming to Los Angeles for Five Performances The music, the man and the complicated life behind one of...
From Leimert Park to Pasadena, Black-owned bookstores are creating spaces where literature, culture, entrepreneurship and community come together. In an era dominated by online...
In a major expansion for Black cinema, the American Black Film Festival is partnering with AMC Theatres to create new opportunities for independent filmmakers...
With the 2028 Olympics approaching, Los Angeles is expanding a financing program designed to help local businesses compete for major government and event-related contracts....
The Los Angeles Black Business Expo is here to help Black businesses grow and thrive. Learn, connect, and grow your business by leveraging networks...
Saturday, Nov. 7th @ 2-3PM Visit caamuseum.org for more information One of the cultural pioneers featured in Men of Change: Power. Triumph. Truth., Alvin...
We admit it, we grew up watching a lot of TV. And some of the beloved Black sitcoms of the ‘90s and early aughts...
