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Stitch Early’s ‘Baboon Funk’ Tiny Desk Submission: A Local Catalogue for the World

Stitch Early, a longtime artist in the music scene, delivered a mesmerizing performance with his submission of "Baboon Funk" for the nationally acclaimed NPR Tiny Desk concert series. The performance features a fusion of genres, blending elements of funk, hip-hop, and jazz to create a dynamic and engaging musical experience. It is a captivating and energetic performance that showcases the artist's unique style and talent.

WATCH: Etched In History: A Celebration of Black Culture at Winchester Hall
Winchester Hall came alive on February 5th as the annual Black History Month celebration took center stage. County Executive Fitzwater, alongside county staff, community nonprofits, and talented performers, joined the public for an unforgettable evening of cultural celebration. Titled "Etched In History: A Celebration of Black Culture," this event was a vibrant and inspiring showcase of African American heritage.
The 2nd Annual African Americans of Excellence (AAOE) Exhibit 2024

The 2nd Annual African Americans of Excellence (AAOE) Exhibit 2024—a multi-media exhibit featuring original work from local artists and students, showcasing the contributions of African Americans in Frederick County—will open with a VIP kick-off event. Join the artists, honorees and special guests for a ribbon-cutting ceremony, artist and honoree talks, a live and silent auction and a special celebration.

Strategic Community Gatherings: MCA’s Plan for Black Arts in Maryland
This fall and winter, Maryland Citizens for the Arts (MCA), in partnership with The Leadership Institute for Compassionate Changemaking, hosted 9 Strategic Community Gatherings to culminate qualitative and quantitative data to inform its upcoming strategic plan, launching in 2024. The Strategic Community Gatherings will mirror the vision in its process and: Collect and distill comprehensive and…
Bijou Film Screening Showcases Sam Pollard’s Black Art in the Absence of Light

The Bijou Film Screening series, have become a cherished monthly tradition, providing a unique space for cinephiles and art enthusiasts to come together and enjoy a curated selection of films. This month, the Bijou Film Screening took an unexpected turn into the realm of art and culture by featuring Sam Pollard's thought-provoking documentary, "Black Art in the Absence of Light."