Museum dedicated to African-American history & culture, including events, classes & summer camps.
A theatrical experience by Zana Muscove Creates exploring the struggles and resilience of Black people, framed by the line 'Behind every SCAR is a story.'
Closing reception of the Seeing Further exhibit by Hakeem Adewumi, with a guided walkthrough led by the artist and curator Regine Malibiran.
A community dialogue on the Nolan Wells case and racial justice, featuring local activists and professionals, alongside a pop-up farmer's market.
A multidisciplinary performance by Andrea Ariel Dance Theatre exploring identity, community, memory and ancestry through dance, live music and storytelling.
Monthly community mixer at the Carver Museum featuring a light reception and live performance by a Black artist, presented by The HBCU Collective.
Museum Day with activations, crafts, genealogy workshops, a pop-up exhibit and a new window installation honoring George Washington Carver.
A regular third-Saturday meetup where sewists bring their latest projects to show and discuss, with all levels welcome.
A workshop led by Reneiss Ilisha Garcia to interview family members and create a collage honoring family legacy.
Afro-Latin futurist dance production by Oro Dance Company honoring Oshun, with live music, rap, and multimedia.
Documentary screening about the Prairie View Interscholastic League, with reception, Q&A and appearances by Joe Greene and Warren Moon.
Opening reception of a new kiosk exhibition celebrating the history of the Carver Genealogy Center, honouring its past as the Carver Library.
A small-group walking tour through East Austin exploring public art, historic landmarks, murals, and local stories, with a light breakfast and non-alcoholic drink included.
