Join an accomplished live band and astounding vocalists to enjoy all your favorite Aretha hits, including “Natural Woman,” “Think,” “I Knew You Were Waiting for Me,” “Chain of Fools,” and of course “Respect,” plus many more!
Category: Black History Month
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Ailey II
Experience the excitement of young dance talent combined with the vision of the most daring choreographers! Known as “The Next Generation of Dance,” this vibrant “extended cultural community” is not to be missed.
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National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Come together with the Black community for a special event to raise awareness and dispel stigma around HIV/AIDS. There’ll be speakers, interactive workshops, a panel discussion, performances, and a resource fair offering free HIV testing and support services.
Check out OAAA.com for details!
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Black History Month Bingo
Have a blast with door prizes, free food, drag performances, group singing, BINGO prizes (of course!) and more at Nexus Brewery and Restaurant’s blowout Black History Month Bingo party!
Hosted by Michael Lynn Hurst and Avery Martini. All-ages event, no cover. Doors at 6:00.
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Black History Month Exhibit at Nuclear Museum
Learn about the groundbreaking accomplishments of Black scientists at this exhibit featuring seven African Americans who made major contributions to science. Exhibit is open throughout February.
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Hearing Our Voices, Reading Our Words
Start your Black History Month off right by honoring Black authors of New Mexico! Featuring poet Dr. Doris A. Fields and children’s book author Charlia Boyer.
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The Chocolate Factory Presents: Club Noir
Enjoy a show of Jazz, Funk, and Soul at the Albuquerque Social Club, featuring an incredible ALL-BLACK cast!
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Love and Luther: the Music of Luther Vandross
Celebrate Black History Month and Valentine’s Day at the African American Performing Arts Center! Albuquerque’s finest musical artists will honor the romantic musical achievements of Luther Vandross. Pre-show cocktail hour available for an additional fee.
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New Orleans Songbook
Don’t miss this Jazz at Lincoln Center PRESENTS production reveling in the spirit of Mardi Gras! Acclaimed pianist Luther Allison leads Quiana Lynell and Milton Suggs as they bring forth the sounds of Jelly Roll Morton, Louis Armstrong, Ellis Marsalis, and more.
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The Little Tulips, Hob Goblinson, Kai Warrior
NMBLC’s own Kai Warrior opens this evening of local folk music! Don’t miss it! Doors at 7:00; entertainment begins at 8:00.
Check out Kai’s music HERE.