The Interaction Institue for Social Change is thrilled to be celebrating their 25th anniversary this year! Join them in their celebration event, at the historic Hibernian Hall in Roxbury, Massachusetts on Tuesday, June 11, 2019 at 6:30pm.
Join us for a two part conversation: a one-on-one conversation with Co-Founder of Black Music Month, Dyana Williams, as well as lively panel discussion with music historians, arts educators and practicing artists of color who discuss the current condition and future of Black music and the arts at a local and national level.
If there was one R&B artist for whom the neo-soul categorization seemed limiting, it was Philadelphia native Bilal. None of his recordings resembled the sycophantic worship of soul artists who thrived in the '60 and '70s, and it wasn't just because his voice -- classically trained, capable of singing opera in seven languages -- was so unique.
See Fair Game: Surviving A 1960 Georgia Lynching at Hibernian Hall as part of the 2019 Roxbury Film Festival.
See Codeswitching at Hibernian Hall as part of the 2019 Roxbury Film Festival.
See protect, Serve, & Care at Hibernian Hall as part of the 2019 Roxbury Film Festival.
Come learn about Boston Children's Hospital's community health efforts at Hibernian Hall!
Live performance by Teni with DJ 4eign of JAM'N 94.5 at Hibernian Hall.
Afrobeat Fit is the movement of the diaspora! Sweat Sessions also come stocked with a Sweat Pop Up Shop, powered by Gola Gal. Participants are guided through the 60 minutes by trained Sweat Coaches, an Afrobeat DJ maintains the vibe, photo booth fun to capture the moments, giveaways and lastly a sense of solidarity among attendees.
This event seeks queer artists of color to showcase their art with the theme of what it’s like to be a QPOC in Boston. Whether it be spoken word, a song, art pieces, or any medium they choose, we want them to be able to showcase their work and be listened to.
