Spring 2025 • April-June While reparations from the government may take a long time, individuals and groups across the country are innovating ways to make repairs and redistribute/return resources from White folks to Black (and Indigenous) communities as an essential step on the path of dismantling white supremacy culture and its wide-reaching repercussions while building… Read more
Six Performances • Feb 21-23 & Feb 28-March 2 • 6:30 PMWheelchair accessible • Free for studentsUCSC Theater Arts Center Mainstage • Santa Cruz The UCSC African American Theater Arts Troupe presents the musical “Paradise Blue” written by Dominique Morisseau and directed by Don Williams. It’s 1949 in Detroit and trumpet-playing club owner Blue has a… Read more
Saturday • Feb 15 • 6:30 PM • Wheelchair accessible • Ticketed eventHigh Street Community Church • 850 High St • Santa Cruz An Evening of uplifting music benefitting the local branch of the NAACP Scholarship Fund. Tickets here Read more
Friday • Feb 14 • 8 PM • Wheelchair accessible • Ticketed event Museum of Art and History • 704 Front St • Santa Cruz n addition to a delightful evening of soulful music and small delicacies, this performance of Musical Soulmates is amplifying awareness about Santa Cruz Black, a local organization dedicated to Black initiatives through community engagement.… Read more
Tuesday • Feb 11 • 4 PM • ONLINESponsored by the Santa Cruz Public Libraries You’re invited to a riveting online conversation with journalist and bestselling author Waubgeshig Rice to chat about his newest book Moon of the Turning Leaves, the hotly anticipated sequel to the bestselling novel Moon of the Crusted Snow. His new book… Read more