September 14, 2026 – For almost 40 years, The African American Art and Culture Complex has worked hard to support the Fillmore/Western Addition community. Now, as we move into a new phase, under the leadership of Dr. Murrell Green, we are proud to share our newly updated vision and mission statements, alongside an updated set of values. 

July 21, 2026 – It’s hard to believe it’s been a little over a month since our Black Family Reunion celebration. For the first time this year’s Black Family Reunion was a three day celebration of art, culture, and Black liberation in San Francisco.

Check out all of the beautiful photos taken by our resident photographer/documentarian Don Bowden!

July 3, 2026 – Visit us and see three exciting exhibits by our Artists in Residence! In the lobby Latiece Brown presents The Dream Weavers: Guardians of the Veil. The 2nd Floor Nia Room is home to Lines of My Destiny by Gustavo Castillo. And Isaiah Williams is showing Zay’s Notebook in the 3rd Floor Hallway

June 1, 2026 – Following a Lengthy Open Recruitment Process, and Building on the Success of Interim ED Niquole Esters, AAACC’s Board Turns to Fillmore Native with Decades of Experience in Higher Education, Elected Office, Mentorship, and Community Service.

The African American Art and Culture Complex’s annual Black Family Reunion is a celebration of art, culture, and Black liberation in San Francisco. Live performances, film, music, workshops, arts and crafts, local vendors, history, food and fun combine to bring community together to honor our ancestral past, celebrate the present, and look to the future.

The African American Art and Culture Complex is celebrating Juneteenth with an extended three day Black Family Reunion celebration, taking place June 18-20.