The August Wilson African American Cultural Center is thrilled to bring back Dance Camp, with educator Christian “JITA” Brown. The purpose of this camp will be to educate students on the fundamentals of dance and what makes hip-hop dance an influential style of dance. JITA will take students on a journey through popping, locking, and...
AWCommunity Day is a free family-friendly event that features local vendors, artisans, performers and community building at the AWAACC. Guests can enjoy dance, music, theater, and more! AWCommunity Day is a quarterly event. Co-presented by UPMC and UPMC Health Plan and Citizens Sponsored by
The August Wilson African American Cultural Center is thrilled to bring back Dance Camp, with educator Christian “JITA” Brown. The purpose of this camp will be to educate students on the fundamentals of dance and what makes hip-hop dance an influential style of dance. JITA will take students on a journey through popping, locking, and...
Drink. Dine. Dance. Decompress. In true Intermission style, we’re celebrating the passion, creativity, and leadership of the educators who inspire us every day. The evening features a powerful performance by Ms. Tenaj and vibes curated by Luxurae the DJ. Hosting the celebration are some of Pittsburgh's finest: Chase Patterson, CEO of Urban Academy, Desiree Matia,...
The August Wilson African American Cultural Center is thrilled to bring back Dance Camp, with educator Christian “JITA” Brown. The purpose of this camp will be to educate students on the fundamentals of dance and what makes hip-hop dance an influential style of dance. JITA will take students on a journey through popping, locking, and...
Lit Friday is a virtual program offered by the August Wilson African American Cultural Center via Facebook and Youtube, hosted and produced by the Literary Curator, poet, and art writer Jessica Lanay. Lit Friday hosts writers, artists, and thinkers of the African Diaspora for conversations on their latest works and how they intersect with contemporary...
Storytime Spotlight is an educational series presented by the August Wilson African American Cultural Center that introduces young children to books that feature stories, songs, rhymes, and fingerplays. This series highlights Black and Brown children’s book authors and features conversations and live readings with authors. Storytime Spotlight Series is moderated by Cathryn Calhoun, Director of...