Black History Programs
Programs and initiatives raise awareness of Black history in Virginia.
The Virginia African American Cultural Center preserves and promotes Black history and culture through programs, events, and public art initiatives. Its offerings include the Masterpiece Series, Community Fall Festival, golf tournament, membership opportunities, and community involvement programs. The center also highlights influential Black Virginians and supports projects that raise awareness of African American history across the state. A mural project by artist Steve Prince was developed through partnerships involving the ViBe Creative District, the Williamsburg Public Art Council, and Broad Street Realty. The organization operates as a public-private partnership with the City of Virginia Beach and provides opportunities for donations, sponsorships, and participation. It is located in Virginia Beach.
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Programs and initiatives raise awareness of Black history in Virginia.
Events include a fall festival, golf tournament, and Masterpiece Serie
The center supports murals and other public art partnerships.
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