VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Call to confirm week to week

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Every Monday we have Vinyl Happy Hour from 5-7pm with Beer and Cocktail Specials going all night long plus Howie Alexander Trio plays their groove jazz from 8pm - 11pm!

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Reggie Watkins QuartetTue, Mar 10, 2020

Organgrinder Featuring: Ken Karsh, Keith Stebler and Bill KuhnTue, Mar 17, 2020

Dr. Alton Merrell Tue, Mar 24, 2020

Roger Humphries + RH Factor Tue, Mar 31, 2020

Theron Brown Trio Tue, Apr 7, 2020

Kevin Howard Tue, Apr 21, 2020

Lynn Speakman Quartet Tue, May 12, 2020

Roger Humphries + RH Factor Tue, May 19, 2020

Bill Heid Trio Tue, May 26, 2020

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

CAM CHAMBERS

JROUZ3

MANI BAHIA & THE MOB

SHAWNA ROXANNE

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

pre-concert workshop at 6:30

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Call to confirm week to week

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Every Monday we have Vinyl Happy Hour from 5-7pm with Beer and Cocktail Specials going all night long plus Howie Alexander Trio plays their groove jazz from 8pm - 11pm!

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Reggie Watkins QuartetTue, Mar 10, 2020

Organgrinder Featuring: Ken Karsh, Keith Stebler and Bill KuhnTue, Mar 17, 2020

Dr. Alton Merrell Tue, Mar 24, 2020

Roger Humphries + RH Factor Tue, Mar 31, 2020

Theron Brown Trio Tue, Apr 7, 2020

Kevin Howard Tue, Apr 21, 2020

Lynn Speakman Quartet Tue, May 12, 2020

Roger Humphries + RH Factor Tue, May 19, 2020

Bill Heid Trio Tue, May 26, 2020

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Call to confirm week to week

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Every Monday we have Vinyl Happy Hour from 5-7pm with Beer and Cocktail Specials going all night long plus Howie Alexander Trio plays their groove jazz from 8pm - 11pm!

$20 advance/$25 door 21+ show

Spirit Lodge, 242 51st St., Lawrenceville

Ken Vandermark and Nate Wooley Trio
with special guests Rex Trimm and Chris McCune

tickets on sale at: Jerry's Records (Squirrel Hill), Government Center Records (North Side), Clothes Minded (Bloomfield) and Caliban Books (Oakland).

In March of 2020, Laul Pytton (drums/UK), Ken Vandermark (reeds/Chicago), and Nate Wooley (trumpet/NYC), three key figures of the international experimental music scene, will come together for a unique series of concerts in the United States. Vandermark (a 1999 recipient of the MacArthur Genius Grant for jazz) and Wooley have been working as a duo for the last seven years, touring in both the States and in Europe, and have released three critically acclaimed albums together. Both have performed and recorded with Pytton many times, and the three of them issued an album of trio material as part of the double CD, The Nows, in 2012. The concert will be an extremely rare chance to hear Laul Pytton perform in the U.S. His history connected to improvised music is legendary, and this collaboration with Vandermark and Wooley, two of the most significant cutting-edge musicians of their generations, is sure to be exceptional and one of a kind.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Reggie Watkins QuartetTue, Mar 10, 2020

Organgrinder Featuring: Ken Karsh, Keith Stebler and Bill KuhnTue, Mar 17, 2020

Dr. Alton Merrell Tue, Mar 24, 2020

Roger Humphries + RH Factor Tue, Mar 31, 2020

Theron Brown Trio Tue, Apr 7, 2020

Kevin Howard Tue, Apr 21, 2020

Lynn Speakman Quartet Tue, May 12, 2020

Roger Humphries + RH Factor Tue, May 19, 2020

Bill Heid Trio Tue, May 26, 2020

Join Phat Man Dee and friends in music on the 3rd Tuesday of every month at Black Forge Coffee House in Allentown, Pittsburgh, for the jam session!

All ages, $3 cover unless you are coming to sit in!

Every Third Tuesday for the past 2 1/2 years, Phat Man Dee has hosted 'Tune It! Tuesday', a community oriented, intergenerational, musical jam session. It is for all ages, and the house band features world class jazz musicians with the ability to back up singers, instrumentalists, poets, and spoken word artists of all genres. This month’s jam session features Phat Man Dee as host, with musicians Carlos Peña (guitar), Miguel Sague III (conga) and Eric Dowdell Jr. (bass). All are welcome to come sit in with these professional musicians, perform original compositions, experimental works, poetry, hip hop, jazz standards and cover songs! 

This series is supported by Love My Neighbor grant from Neighborhood Allies, Drusky Entertainment, and the PA Council on the Arts.  Mandee is honored to help amplify the voices of new performers, seasoned professionals and artists looking to explore new work.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Thursday, March 19
Thursday, April 16
Thursday, May 21
5:00pm – 7:00pm

Kelly Strayhorn Theater
5941 Penn Ave

Pay What Makes You Happy!

This monthly social at the KST Lobby Bar brings the people of East Liberty together! Grab a drink, meet your neighbors and chat over a snack from a local food truck. Invited guest speakers spark conversation and each event offers community members an opportunity to share news, announcements, and information about other East Liberty happenings, events, and concerns!

Check kelly-strayhorn.org for details about each event and to sign up to make an announcement.

Photo by Beth Barbis

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Call to confirm week to week

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Every Monday we have Vinyl Happy Hour from 5-7pm with Beer and Cocktail Specials going all night long plus Howie Alexander Trio plays their groove jazz from 8pm - 11pm!

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

Reggie Watkins QuartetTue, Mar 10, 2020

Organgrinder Featuring: Ken Karsh, Keith Stebler and Bill KuhnTue, Mar 17, 2020

Dr. Alton Merrell Tue, Mar 24, 2020

Roger Humphries + RH Factor Tue, Mar 31, 2020

Theron Brown Trio Tue, Apr 7, 2020

Kevin Howard Tue, Apr 21, 2020

Lynn Speakman Quartet Tue, May 12, 2020

Roger Humphries + RH Factor Tue, May 19, 2020

Bill Heid Trio Tue, May 26, 2020

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

VANISHING BLACK BARS & LOUNGES: PHOTOGRAPHS BY L. KASIMU HARRIS
New Orleans-based photographer L. Kasimu Harris documents disappearing social halls and leisure clubs that were safe gathering spaces for African Americans for entertainment, benevolent causes, and community activism.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in the Claude Worthington Benedum Foundation Gallery, second floor.

I came by Boat so Meet me at the Beach.: AYANA M. EVANS AND TSEDAYE MAKONNEN
Ayana M. Evans, New York-based performance artist, and Tsedaye Makonnen, multidisciplinary artist from Washington, DC, present new collaborative works and performances that explore the legacies of Black radical womanhood in relationship to well-being, ritual, and physical labor.

Organized by Kilolo Luckett, curator of Visual Arts.

January 24 through March 29, 2020
On view in The BNY Mellon Gallery, first floor.

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Every Monday we have Vinyl Happy Hour from 5-7pm with Beer and Cocktail Specials going all night long plus Howie Alexander Trio plays their groove jazz from 8pm - 11pm!

Reggie Watkins QuartetTue, Mar 10, 2020

Organgrinder Featuring: Ken Karsh, Keith Stebler and Bill KuhnTue, Mar 17, 2020

Dr. Alton Merrell Tue, Mar 24, 2020

Roger Humphries + RH Factor Tue, Mar 31, 2020

Theron Brown Trio Tue, Apr 7, 2020

Kevin Howard Tue, Apr 21, 2020

Lynn Speakman Quartet Tue, May 12, 2020

Roger Humphries + RH Factor Tue, May 19, 2020

Bill Heid Trio Tue, May 26, 2020