Events

Poetic Justice explores love, grief, and Black interior life through the journey of a young woman processing loss. Starring Janet Jackson and Tupac Shakur, the film blends romance with social […]

This performance brings together Afro-Latin jazz and street dance traditions. Ephrat Asherie Dance collaborates with Arturo O’Farrill to celebrate African American and Latin dance cultures. The show highlights improvisation and […]

Are you interested in jazz music and its roots? Across the Welton Street Corridor, there will be a full-day jazz experience, celebrating Five Points. Come explore the cultural significance and […]

Baby Boy examines masculinity and generational cycles within Black families. Singleton presents a raw portrayal of adulthood, responsibility, and emotional growth. The film challenges audiences to confront uncomfortable truths about […]

The Denver Streets Partnership is hosting an event to discuss public transit in Denver. You can meet the RTD Board Director JoyAnn Ruscha, share your own opinions on public transit […]

The Spirituals Project Choir preserves and performs African American spirituals as living cultural expressions. Let Freedom Ring reflects on freedom, resistance, and faith through music. The performance connects historical spirituals to contemporary struggles for justice.

Former Denver Press Club President Denny Dressman will be having a book release party for his book, "Black Baseball's HeyDay" at the Denver Press Club. After a presentation, the book will be available for purchase, and a signing will take place at the end of the night.

This annual Black History Celebration brings together community members and leaders from House District 8. Featuring Colorado Senate President James Coleman, the event emphasizes civic leadership and political engagement. The fundraiser supports ongoing advocacy and community initiatives.

Black Queens of History is a drag and performance event honoring iconic Black women. Through performance, costuming, and storytelling, the event celebrates Black femininity and power. It blends history with contemporary performance art.

An annual event at the JCC Denver, it is an evening of bingo and a costume contest; the theme this year is "The Garden of Eden." The event is for adults 21 and older.