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10.30.2020
On BNN: Black Artists to Share Healing and Love
Ashleigh Gordon, Artistic and Executive Director of Castle of Our Skins, talks about multi-disciplinary virtual performance series by Black artists to provide healing and love–including support for Black businesses. The series is in partnership. with Hibernian Hall and the Madison Park Development Corporation. Interview for BNN News. Aired October 30, 2020.
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10.29.2020
From NeighborWorks America: Drive-in brings community together
For many people, the drive-in is a symbol of the past. But with COVID-19 and the call for social distancing, it’s become a symbol of the present, and residents in Roxbury couldn’t be happier about it.
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09.13.2020
On Universal Hub: Roxbury gets a drive-in theater for the next month
The Nubian Summer Drive-In, which officially launches tonight, will show movies through October on a 40-foot-screen at the former Bartlett Yard bus yard at 2565 Washington St.
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07.09.2020
In the Bay State Banner: Hibernian Hall and VLA DANCE launch free classes
On Monday, July 6, VLA DANCE and Hibernian Hall launched their “Summer Online Movement Series” providing classes for young people ages 10–15 and adults. The series runs through August 12 with a packed class schedule on both Monday and Wednesday each week. The classes are free and hosted on Zoom, but registration is required.