Events & Classes

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Mar 7

Everybody Reads: Roots & Reverence with Ancestral Altars

Sat Mar 7
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Midland Library

Join Shalonda Menefee for a transformative workshop designed to guide you through the sacred process of creating an ancestor altar—a powerful tool to honor, connect, and remember your ancestors. In this workshop, you’ll learn the significance of ancestor altars, the symbolism behind various altar elements, and practical steps to create your own personalized space for ancestral connection and reflection.

Mar 7

RISE! The Legacy of Black Guitar Heroes in Rock & Metal

Sat Mar 7
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Midland Library

What happens when the world tells you to stay quiet, but you play anyway?

Mar 28

Buraanbur: Somali Culture, Dance, Poetry for Women

Sat Mar 28
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Capitol Hill Library

Experience a mesmerizing performance of buraanbur, a Somali form of dance, music, and poetry performed by and for women. Come learn about beautiful buraanbur and Somali culture, from the local artist and educator, Amina Abdirahman. This event will be in Soomalli and English. It is appropriate for women.

Apr 11

Tortilla, Sope & Gordita Making with Fresh Corn Masa

Sat Apr 11
1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
Gregory Heights Library

Compartiremos nuestras recetas favoritas y hablaremos sobre la historia del maíz en las culturas indígenas de América, así como los beneficios para la salud del método tradicional de procesamiento del maíz, la nixtimalización.

Apr 11

Arab Arab All Year Long Author Reading & Craft

Sat Apr 11
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Capitol Hill Library

Join an author reading and craft to make calendar pages for Arab American Heritage Month! Just like in "Arab All Year Long" by Cathy Camper, celebrate each month with an activity to celebrate family and culture. Join the author for a Q & A and book signing after the program!

Apr 14

Cooking History: Black Eyed Peas

Tue Apr 14
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Gregory Heights Library

Stones, Bones and Blacked-Eyed Peas presents: The historical and cultural significance of black eyed peas. Join chef and owner of Finer Things Events and Catering, Michelle Guinn, along with her daughter, Sable Askew and take a trip back into history. Enjoy a cooking demonstration using traditional foods and recipes cooked by African Americans from the time of slavery, and explore their many modern interpretations.

Apr 16

From Book to Table

Thu Apr 16
3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
Hollywood Library

Stones, Bones and Blacked-Eyed Peas presents: Our favorite African American children's books, and the recipes that go along with them. Join chef and owner of Finer Things Events and Catering, Michelle Guinn, along with her daughter, Sable Askew and take a trip back into history.

Apr 18

Buraanbur: Somali Culture, Dance, Poetry for Women

Sat Apr 18
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Capitol Hill Library

Experience a mesmerizing performance of buraanbur, a Somali form of dance, music, and poetry performed by and for women. Come learn about beautiful buraanbur and Somali culture, from the local artist and educator, Amina Abdirahman. This event will be in Soomalli and English. It is appropriate for women.

Apr 18

Mariachi Woodburn

Sat Apr 18
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Midland Library

La banda de mariachi de Woodburn High School toca música tradicional de mariachi en español e inglés.

Woodburn High School Mariachi Band performs traditional Mariachi music in Spanish and English.

Apr 25

Arab Arab All Year Long Author Reading & Craft

Sat Apr 25
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Central Library

Join an author reading and craft to make calendar pages for Arab American Heritage Month! Just like in "Arab All Year Long" by Cathy Camper, celebrate each month with an activity to celebrate family and culture. Join the author for a Q & A and book signing after the program!