JOIN US on Friday, October 4th, 2024 from 6:00pm – 9:00pm as we open the Mother Maya sanctuary space inside the Sargent Johnson Gallery. The space will feature interactive elements as well as a beautiful print by Lava Thomas.
There will be drinks, light refreshments, live performances and more.
This event is free and open to the public.
For more information reach out to Program Coordinator Ashley Smiley: smiley@aaacc.org
Take your business to the next level with the Professional Development and Leadership Training series presented by the California Lawyers for the Arts in collaboration with the AAACC.
Click RIGHT HERE or the image above for more information and to register for the course.
This series for artists, small business owners and your everyday beautiful being interested in leveling up their knowledge about mediation, contract negotiations and more.
If you are in need of a pocket-friendly option, please feel free to contact our Programs Coordinator, Ashley Smiley, at smiley@aaacc.org and she will be happy to offer a very special discount code.
Those that complete all four courses will receive a Certificate of Completion from the California Lawyers for the Arts.
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Written by: Lisa B. Thompson
Directed by: Margo Hall
PERFORMANCES: September 19 – October 6, 2024
A daring celebration of life and the resilience of Black women, The Black Feminist Guide to the Human Body marks Lisa B. Thompson’s triumphant return to the Bay Area in a rolling world premiere celebrating the joys and challenges of growing older and wiser.
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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.
We invite you to join us on this incredibly forward-thinking initiative to establish a home for Black opulence and creating a tangible resource for working with the Black community. Sign up below to find out the latest!
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.
