By Victoria Horsford THE WEEK IN REVIEW Sports is not my forte. But I love to see Black men as winners donning the covers of print media. Congratulations to golf legend Tiger Woods on the occasion of winning the Masters, his first major golf tournament championship since 2008. Everyone including the POTUS 45, the […]readmore
Friday, April 19th Bionic Me New York Hall of Science 4701 111th St., Corona Queens. FREE general admission Fridays 2-5 and Sundays 10-11am. (Check the Internet for admission prices at other times.) With hands-on displays and full-body experiences, this exhibition explores the inventive and ingenious medical and industrial breakthroughs that have helped enhance the human […]readmore
Journalist/MSNBC Anchorwoman Joy Reid, gospel great Shirley Caesar, non-profit leader Jennifer Jones-Austin, NAN official Dominique Sharpton Bright, and political leaders Valerie Jarrett, Elizabeth Warren and Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez are among the dynamic women participating in the National Action Network’s 2019 Annual Convention at The Times Square Sheraton, April 2-6. For more information, www.nationalactionnetwork.netreadmore
Friday, March 8th Summer 2019 Internship Program at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Today’s the deadline! Over the course of an 8-week session, students will be connected to Navy Yard-based businesses and departments according to career interests, skill sets, and educational background. Must be: an NYC resident or attend an NYC-based college; a college-bound or college-attending […]readmore
Monday, February 4th Truth and Reconciliation of Women: An Evening of 10-Minute Plays, The Commons Café, 388 Atlantic Avenue, 7:30PM, $17.50 & $20 @ the door, students w/ ID & seniors, $15. Tony Award-winning Tonya Pinkins curates this evening of theater and song by women. It promises to help you “see moments of history you […]readmore
Friday, January 25th Jazz 966 Presents: the James Fleet Band Jazz 966, 966 Fulton St., 8PM, $25 (dinner included). Join Central Brooklyn jazz lovers and fans from across the borough as Jazz 966 welcomes the James Fleet Band. A lively good time is always to be had, courtesy of the organization that’s been hosting the […]readmore
Saturday, January 19th Music Now! Scholes Street Studio, 375 Lorimer St., 7-11PM, $20. Brooklyn’s own Ras Moshe Burnett will play tenor sax and reeds on this bill, which includes veteran drummer Warren Smith, bassist Hill Greene, bassist Salim Washington, percussionist Lisette Santiago and others. Sunday, January 20th Cultural Caravan Celebrates Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. […]readmore
Saturday, January 12th The Roots of Rap Book Launch / Exhibition Richard Beavers Gallery, 408 Marcus Garvey Blvd., 6-9PM, FREE. Celebrate the launch of this stunning, rhyming, triple-timing picture book and exhibition. “The Roots of Rap,” by veteran author Carole Boston Weatherford, is illustrated by noted artist Frank Morrison. Original art from the book will […]readmore