Presented by AfriKin, this annual affair features an all-women art exhibition alongside live jazz performances and champagne toasts in honor of Women's History Month. The evening’s musical program pays tribute to women pioneers of jazz, drawing inspiration from artists such as Ella Fitzgerald and Nina Simone while also acknowledging contemporary innovators. Visual artworks by women artists are presented throughout the venue, creating a setting that emphasizes artistic expression, resilience and cultural exchange. Admission includes a complimentary glass of champagne and African tapas, and the event is open to the public.

TICKETS COMING SOON! In this South Florida premiere, this epic tale follows Celie, a young woman who endures unimaginable hardship, yet embarks on a profound personal journey over the course of 40 years. Her story of self-discovery, resilience, and empowerment is brought to life through a joyous and dynamic score blending jazz, ragtime, gospel, blues, and African music.

TICKETS COMING SOON. A diverse multicultural cast of performers, the majority of which are currently in high school and recently graduated, showcase their talents after completing our summer program dedicated to cultivating young professional artists.

TICKETS COMING SOON. Set in 1986 at the Aburi Girls’ School in Ghana and revolves around the dynamics of a group of high school girls as they compete for the title of Miss Ghana. MaameYaa Boafo –the queen bee at an exclusive Ghanaian school–is set on competing in the Miss Universe pageant. However, the arrival of Ericka, an American transfer student, captures the attention of the recruiter along with Paulina’s friends.The play addresses themes such as colorism, classism, and the pressures of beauty standards while providing a humorous take on the challenges faced by teenage girls.

Presented annually by AfriKin in partnership with the City of North Miami, the event brings together chefs, artists and performers to showcase foodways from across Africa and its global diaspora.

The program features unlimited tastings from chefs representing more than 15 countries, offering both traditional dishes and contemporary interpretations. A central highlight is the Jollof Cook-Off, where chefs from countries including Ghana, Nigeria and Senegal compete in a friendly culinary rivalry rooted in regional pride and technique. Live music spanning Afrobeat, reggae and soca accompanies the food programming, alongside dance performances, art installations and a curated vendor village.

A powerful one-day festival celebrating the intersection of storytelling and social justice through the transformative art of monologue.

TICKETS COMING SOON. Black Nativity is an African-American telling of the Nativity story, based on the Song Play written by acclaimed African-American poet and playwright Langston Hughes.

Presented by Hued Songs, Songs of the Diaspora is a multi-disciplinary concert performance experience and cultural gathering at HistoryMiami Museum that explores AfroLatinidad through sound, movement, memory, and story. Rooted in the idea of a global and borderless Black Caribbean, the work traces the living rhythms, migrations, and exchanges that shape Black diasporic life across the Americas and beyond. Headlined by Afro-Latina operatic soprano and scholar Dr. Zuly Inirio, alongside instrumentalists and artists from across the Diaspora, the performance weaves together African, Afro-Caribbean, and Afro-Latin traditions—honoring both ancestral memory and present-day innovation.

Presented by Hued Songs, Songs of the Diaspora is a multi-disciplinary concert performance experience and cultural gathering at HistoryMiami Museum that explores AfroLatinidad through sound, movement, memory, and story. Rooted in the idea of a global and borderless Black Caribbean, the work traces the living rhythms, migrations, and exchanges that shape Black diasporic life across the Americas and beyond. Headlined by Afro-Latina operatic soprano and scholar Dr. Zuly Inirio, alongside instrumentalists and artists from across the Diaspora, the performance weaves together African, Afro-Caribbean, and Afro-Latin traditions—honoring both ancestral memory and present-day innovation.

Presented by Hued Songs, Songs of the Diaspora is a multi-disciplinary concert performance experience and cultural gathering at The Daisy Arts Center that explores AfroLatinidad through sound, movement, memory, and story. Rooted in the idea of a global and borderless Black Caribbean, the work traces the living rhythms, migrations, and exchanges that shape Black diasporic life across the Americas and beyond. Headlined by Afro-Latina operatic soprano and scholar Dr. Zuly Inirio, alongside instrumentalists and artists from across the Diaspora, the performance weaves together African, Afro-Caribbean, and Afro-Latin traditions—honoring both ancestral memory and present-day innovation.

Presented by Hued Songs, Songs of the Diaspora is a multi-disciplinary concert performance experience and cultural gathering at HistoryMiami Museum that explores AfroLatinidad through sound, movement, memory, and story. Rooted in the idea of a global and borderless Black Caribbean, the work traces the living rhythms, migrations, and exchanges that shape Black diasporic life across the Americas and beyond. Headlined by Afro-Latina operatic soprano and scholar Dr. Zuly Inirio, alongside instrumentalists and artists from across the Diaspora, the performance weaves together African, Afro-Caribbean, and Afro-Latin traditions—honoring both ancestral memory and present-day innovation.

Songs of the Diaspora is a multi-disciplinary performance experience and cultural gathering at HistoryMiami Museum that explores AfroLatinidad through sound, movement, memory, and story. Rooted in the idea of a global and borderless Black Caribbean, the work traces the living rhythms, migrations, and exchanges that shape Black diasporic life across the Americas and beyond. Headlined by Afro-Latina operatic soprano and scholar, Dr. Zuly Inirio, alongside talented instrumentalists and artists from across the Diaspora.