This 21st century adaptation of Jean Toomer's Harlem Renaissance masterpiece, CANE, set in rural Georgia during the 1920s, is presented as a drama with music, movement and video.

Dialogues on Diversity brings back Roxbury Strong, an original play about the history of Roxbury since the 1960’s.

The Nigeria Youth Organization of Boston presents The Taste of Nigeria, a day of art, culture, food and fashion.

“SOUL OF LATIN JAZZ” is a rare, theatrical performance of Afro-Latin jazz music with dance, poetry and visual art.

Jessie Stinnett, Alexander Davis, and Chavi Bansal, three choreographers receiving awards from The Boston Foundation's LAB program, further develop works-in-progress with their ensembles: Jessie Jeanne and Dancers, Alexander Davis Dance, and Vimoksha Dance.

Playwright Tricia Elam Walker and director Dawn M. Simmons lead a cast of seven through the script of "With Glittering Eyes," scheduled for a full production in November 2018.

Dance the hour away...dance the night away...DANCE THE YEAR AWAY!  Celebrate Roxbury's culture with us at a New Year's Eve Ball!

In observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, Madison Park Development Corporation and Hibernian Hall present New Repertory Theatre's critically-acclaimed production of THURGOOD.

"For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/When the Rainbow is Enuf," by Ntozake Shange opens at Hibernian Hall on February 15, 2018.

Voci Angelica performs world music for the Roxbury Stringfest with Boston City-Wide String Orchestra and City Strings United at Hibernian Hall, Roxbury.

Boston Swing Central is a non-profit dedicated to the preservation of the Lindy Hop and related swing dances. Join them for their annual event: KIND OF A BIG DEAL WEEKEND!

Nat Turner led a slave revolt that shocked the country in August of 1831. The evening before Turner is scheduled to be executed, he and attorney Thomas R. Gray, the recorder of his confessions, confront what has passed and what the future may hold. Full of rich imagery, this politically timely story explores morality, freedom, spirituality, and one man’s convictions.

Join the Boston Children's Chorus for a concert to celebrate Black History Month at Hibernian Hall that will tell the stories of the Civil Rights Movement's hidden women.

Join Arts Connect International for community, art, performances, connection and co-creation. They'll be kicking off the Arts Equity Summit with a huge community celebration featuring QTPOC+ and intergenerational artists at this performance-based venue, combined with interactive art-making experiences, and vendor tables!

Radical Black Girl will be kicking off Hibernian Hall’s new artist residency program “SOL*ARTS” with the first iteration of their traveling research and performance project called
“My City, My Body or If Concrete Could Talk or For Those Who May Be Traumatized."

Dance for Social Justice is a process-based workshop that delves into the universal language of movement, to generate conversations and create art around social justice issues in our communities. Participants exercise solidarity through group-work, the exchange of ideas, and by engaging on intentional discussions. Through a guided dance composition process, participants explore basic elements of dance composition to create dance pieces with their groups. An informal showing, and a feedback/Q&A session, brings closure to the workshop.

We Create is a process-oriented festival that gives artists the opportunity to create original works around an annual theme during a period of 6 months. Artists meet twice during that period to share and discuss their process; the final work is presented at the We Create festival. We Create is a creative think-tank; its a school of thought that deconstructs old paradigms to provide fresh perspectives.

We Create!  2019 Theme: Reimagining Resistance April 5 - 6, 2019 8pm Hibernian Hall We Create is a process-oriented festival that gives artists the opportunity to create original works around an annual theme during a period of 6 months. Artists meet twice during that period to share and discuss their process; the final work is presented at the We Create festival. We Create is a creative think-tank; its a school of thought that deconstructs old paradigms to provide fresh perspectives. We…

Join the Cape Verdean-Jewish Seder as they celebrate the connections and shared history between the Cape Verdean and Jewish communities. Nhós sta tudo convidado para és evento li pa celebra história comum entre comunidade judáica e caboverdiana. At this special Seder (dinner), they will share the liberation stories and songs of both Jews and Kabuverdianus as they explore the histories and cultures of both groups. Nés evento especial nu ta bai celebra história de libertasón e activdades culturais de povo…

Join BPS Arts for an informal festival for theater & spoken work teachers & students.

An active band that plays all over the Boston area --including a long tenure as the weekend house band at Wally's Cafe -- and at festivals across New England, the Jason Palmer Quintet continues their red-hot Neighborhood Arts debut season with a concert at Roxbury's storied Hibernian Hall.

“Mélange", from the French word for mixture or medley, is a cultural celebration which has been hosted by LiteWork Events since 2017. This year, they are bringing the experience all together into one evening, as a single "Diaspora Dinner Party". The event will consist of ethnic foods from various minority-owned restaurants, in addition to Afro Caribbean and Hip Hop sounds provided by DJ Prince. From the Caribbean to West Africa, "Mélange Boston: The Diaspora Dinner Party" dives into the many cultures represented across…

First Teacher’s Open Mic Fundraising Event (21+) is an event designed to bring First Teacher stakeholders from all corners of the city together to celebrate their first five years together building the First Teacher movement. Their goal is to highlight the impact of a school-readiness movement from within: one that has been built, sustained and nurtured by the same families that participate. Please join them for a night of joyous community celebration and building on Thursday, May 2, 2019 at Hibernian Hall.

One Drop of Love; One-woman performance by Fanshen Cox. One Drop uses the ever-changing racial categories on the U.S. Census as the historical backdrop to this interactive show. Throughout, the audience is asked to participate in defining and redefining these categories for themselves and one another. Fanshen parallels this history with her own, and her family’s, search for roots, identity and for justice. Audiences will travel from the 1700s to the present, to cities around the U.S., and to West and East Africa, to pursue more truth – leading to more justice – and then, perhaps to LOVE.

Mother's Day Show and Dance: Two Kings and a Prince live at Hibernian Hall

You are invited to a conversation and celebration with playwright Jocelyn Bioh, author of the acclaimed comedy School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play.

Join your community and celebrate diversity with an afternoon classical music concert from the award-winning students of Project STEP.

A public reading of "WALLS" written by Melissa Nussbaum & directed by Nerissa Williams Scott of TCGT Entertainment. Followed by a talk-back & discussion with the playwright!

A public reading of 'What Gives?' Written by Dillon Bustin & Directed by Nerissa Williams Scott of TCGT Entertainment. Followed by a talk-back & discussion with the playwright!

Join us for a two part conversation: a one-on-one conversation with Co-Founder of Black Music Month, Dyana Williams, as well as lively panel discussion with music historians, arts educators and practicing artists of color who discuss the current condition and future of Black music and the arts at a local and national level.

If there was one R&B artist for whom the neo-soul categorization seemed limiting, it was Philadelphia native Bilal. None of his recordings resembled the sycophantic worship of soul artists who thrived in the '60 and '70s, and it wasn't just because his voice -- classically trained, capable of singing opera in seven languages -- was so unique.

See Fair Game: Surviving A 1960 Georgia Lynching at Hibernian Hall as part of the 2019 Roxbury Film Festival.

See Codeswitching at Hibernian Hall as part of the 2019 Roxbury Film Festival.

See protect, Serve, & Care at Hibernian Hall as part of the 2019 Roxbury Film Festival.

Afrobeat Fit is the movement of the diaspora! Sweat Sessions also come stocked with a Sweat Pop Up Shop, powered by Gola Gal. Participants are guided through the 60 minutes by trained Sweat Coaches, an Afrobeat DJ maintains the vibe, photo booth fun to capture the moments, giveaways and lastly a sense of solidarity among attendees.

This event seeks queer artists of color to showcase their art with the theme of what it’s like to be a QPOC in Boston. Whether it be spoken word, a song, art pieces, or any medium they choose, we want them to be able to showcase their work and be listened to.

The American Repertory Theater and Hibernian Hall host a conversation on Thursday, September 12, 2019 with critically-acclaimed writer, performer, director, and educator Daniel Alexander Jones.

Hibernian Hall in collaboration with BAMS Fest presents the ROXBURY LOVE CONCERT!

Join the Theater Offensive on Wednesday, October 2, 2019 from 6:30pm to 9pm at Hibernian Hall.

Hub New Music showcases 21st-century composers, including Robert Honstein's "Soul House" with Urbanity Dance with choreography by Haley Day performed by Urbanity dancers at Hibernian Hall!

With a mission to strengthen the field of dance in Greater Boston, Next Steps for Boston Dance provides multi-layered support for Greater Boston’s choreographers.

Join Hibernian Hall for our production of 'Stick Fly' by Lydia Diamond - Directed by Ciera-Sadé Wade - October 17-27, 2019.

Madison Park Development Corporation welcomes you to a festive masquerade gala at Hibernian Hall! Don your favorite masquerade attire and enjoy dinner & small plates from local restaurants, dancing to the tune of George Russell III Band, and exciting performances by Roxbury artists.

Celebrate Dudley Square with Dudley Square Main Streets!

What to Send Up When It Goes Down is a community ritual created in response to the deaths of Black people as a result of racialized violence.

Cello and vocal trio Voci Angelica, a frequent Neighborhood Arts partner organization, leads the Roxbury Stringfest, a free concert featuring youth ensembles Boston City-Wide String Orchestra and City Strings United. Join them at Hibernian Hall on Sunday, December 8, 2019.

Apply for Boston Dance Theater's 2020 Winter Immersion Project!