UPCOMING SHOWS
Los Pericos Reggae/Latin Rock
With more than 3 million records sold and 3,000 live performances, Los Pericos have established themselves as one of the most important bands in the history of Reggae/Latin Rock.
Orchestra Noir with Trina Orchestral & Hip-Hop
The ‘Diamond Princess’, Trina, will join Orchestra Noir, Atlanta’s acclaimed all-black orchestra for a one night only concert. To celebrate the 50th year anniversary of hip-hop, conductor, Maestro Jason Ikeem Rodgers will lead the orchestra in bringing Trina’s biggest hits, along with other hip-hop anthems to life with live instruments throughout this high energy event.
TICKETS: $100 | $75 | $55
Hip Hop for Kids!
Thursday | 5:30 6:30pm
Saturday | 11:30am 12:30pm
Patti LaBelle
A six-week Hip Hop dance class for kids in celebration of the Golden Jubilee of Hip Hop. Showcase on Thursday, November 16 at 7:00 pm
CULTURE YOUR WAY
and spiritual sonnets including “On My Own” and “Lady Marmalade”.
Freeform Family Fun Day
HipHopEdition
Saturday | 11:00am 3:00pm
MCC presents an afternoon of free fun activities that both educate and entertain. Art and craft for kids, youth forum, outdoor music and dance, cultural presentations, face painting, a tour of the exhibit in the Ansin Family Art Gallery, art and craft vendors and food samplings. Registration is required.
Little Shop of Horrors Musical Theatre
Follow the misadventures of Seymour Krelborn, the dorky floral assistant at Mushnick’s Flower Shop. When Seymour stumbles upon a unique plant, who he dubs Audrey II after his love-interest, he finds the talking plant can bring him everything he’s ever wanted, with lethal consequences. Audrey II becomes a sensation, bringing Seymour and the flower shop more fame than they could have ever imagined.
TICKETS: $45 | $35 | $25
EXHIBIT
Windows To Our World
Utilizing the building’s architectural cathedral indentations shaped like windows to open guests to several themes - Hispanic Heritage, Black History, The Environment and Caribbean Heritage.
Hop Golden Jubilee
This exhibit highlights the greatest talents of Hip Hop through the photography of JLash and provide historical context to the movement at large, as it spans from east coast to west coast. Curated by Hampton Art Lovers
Afro-Carib Beats
Junior Chef
- 11:30am
Kids art class with artist Willandra Mcgahee in celebration of Black History month. Students will learn about the creative style of American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. With Basquiat’s artwork for inspiration, the student artists will create an image that reflects his ‘graffiti’ style while bursting with individual creativity.
$25 per participant includes art supplies
Who are the Heroes in our Story?
Visual Art Classes
Saturdays | 2:30
Your imagination will come to life in a fun and creative four-part series exploring drawing with charcoal, painting with acrylic, exploring mixed media and sculpture. Learn the elements and principles of design from Young At Art (YAA) Museum’s Teaching Artists.
$160 per participant (includes all art supplies) 4-week program for two different age groups.
Dance Choreography
9, 16 2024
2023 Theme: Redlining
Brandon Clark explores Black artistic expression within the context of the past (and sometimes current) discriminatory practice of redlining within communities of color. Clarke’s artwork wrestles with a range of critical questions about space, design, and architecture.
Celebrating Cuban Art Expressions
Cuban artists offer a broader view of Hispanic culture and the specific themes that are included in their exhibited works. Artists include Esteban Machado Díaz, Arturo Montoto Echevarría, Alicia de la Campa Pak, Miguel Ángel Couret and Sinecio Cuétara Meneses.
Curated by Roselle Gallery.
OPENING RECEPTION to meet the artists on Thursday, Sept 21, 6:00 – 8:30 pm
FREE | OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
“CollagingOurAncestorialHistory”