Kumanana! An Afro-Peruvian Musical Revue
When: Friday | 8:00 PM
Where: GALA Hispanic Theatre
KUMANANA! pays tribute to Victoria and Nicomedes Santa Cruz, who played a pivotal role in the resurgence of Afro-Peruvian arts during the 1960s and 1970s. Through their poetry, music, dance, and choreography, they focused attention on neglected cultural genres of Afro-Peruvian heritage and rekindled interest and appreciation for the music, dance, and poetry that had been long forgotten. Showcasing the original music and writings of the Santa Cruz siblings, KUMANANA! celebrates the resilience and creativity of a people who refused to be silenced or marginalized.
Video Game Day
When: Saturday | 2:00 PM
Where: Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
DC Anime Club will be hosting a Video Game Day. You don’t bring it we won’t play it. So bring your games, game systems and your enthusiasm.
Washington DC: U Street Food & History Crawl
When: Saturday | 11:00 AM
Where: 1405 T St NW, Washington, DC
Get a taste of Washington DC's historic U Street neighborhood on this guided culinary walking tour. Discover the history and culture of these streets, formerly known as ‘Black Broadway,’ while stopping at multiple local restaurants to sample the foods that make these neighborhoods unique. A portion of every ticket price goes to feed district residents in need.
Havre De Grace MD- Blue Crab Event
When: Sunday | 1:00 PM
Where: AleCraft Brewery Bel Air
Join MK Glass Designs as they guide you through the process of creating your very own blue crab suncatcher. All supplies are included! This is a beginner friendly class, glass is precut!
Crofton MD - 3D Sunflower
When: Sunday | 2:00 PM
Where: Chesepiooc Real Ale Brewery
Join MK Glass Designs as they guide you through the process of making your very own 3D Sunflower garden stake! These are beautiful and can be put outside if you like!
Free Family Sundays: Constructing Family Ties
When: March 18 | 12:00 PM
Where: Baltimore Museum of Art
Explore the world of family, connection, and community with guest artist Charles Mason III. Inspired by the exhibition, Martha Jackson Jarvis: What the Trees Have Seen, participants will use various paper and collaging techniques to build textures and shapes that tell family histories.
