THE PUMPKIN PATCH IS BACK!!!
On Thursday, October 31st, 2024 the AAACC is excited to join our ‘Mo Magic SF family for our annual pumpkin patch located in the Open Air Gallery from 4:00pm – 6:00pm. For more Halloween fun, head over to Ella Hill Hutch for a scaaaarrrryyy Haunted House and Costume Contest.
All events are free and open to the public, kids and kiddults are welcome.
Join San Francisco Opera’s Department of Diversity, Equity, and Community at the African American Art & Culture Complex for a screening of Carmen: A Hip Hopera—the 2001 made-for-MTV adaptation of Georges Bizet’s celebrated opera Carmen—directed by Robert Townsend and starring Beyonce in the title role. This modern reimagining of a classic tale intertwines the rich narratives of opera and hip hop, bringing a fresh perspective to a beloved story.
As you immerse yourself in this powerful performance, savor a delicious, boxed dinner catered by Old Skool Cafe, a youth-run jazz-themed supper club in the heart of San Francisco. Registered participants will receive a complimentary copy of Carmen: The Graphic Novel, created by Alek Shrader of San Francisco Opera. This beautifully illustrated edition invites you to explore the story of Carmen from screen to page.
Reserve your spot today and be part of a night where opera meets hip hop!
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Strategic Partnership Spotlight: Tree of Change
After facilitating 7 dreaming sessions with community members and leaders, Tree of Change practitioners Crystal Mason and Jason Wyman lifted two narrative statements about the AAACC from participants. These statements have become the lens for the AAACC story.
The AAACC is a place to belong.
The AAACC is a hub, home, and holder of Black dreams.
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THE CENTER
Located in San Francisco’s historic Fillmore District at the site of the former Acme Brewery, the cultural and community center today houses a 200-seat theater, the Sargent Johnson Gallery, two floors of exhibition spaces, dance studios, recording studios, and multi-use spaces.
