Southampton Cultural Center Executive Director Kirsten Lonnie stands next to Maxine Townsend Broderick's tapestry work which will remain on display through the end of February as a part of this month's Black History celebration. BRANDI BUCHMAN PHOTOS
In celebration of “Black History Month,” the Southampton Cultural Center will offer East End residents an opportunity to experience black culture via works of art, lectures and a live jazz performance.
During an interview earlier this month, Southampton Cultural Center Executive Director Kirsten Lonnie said that the “Black History Month” celebration, curated by Arlene Bujese and now in its second year, serves as a compelling tool to continue the artistic dialogue of African-American artists from within the community and beyond.
“The aim of the exhibit is to educate. We want to pay tribute to diversity while creating an inclusive experience for all who attend,” said Ms. Lonnie.
To get the celebration started, the band Touché will offer listeners a musical history lesson through jazz saxophone and bass on Friday, February 11, at 7... more
During an interview earlier this month, Southampton Cultural Center Executive Director Kirsten Lonnie said that the “Black History Month” celebration, curated by Arlene Bujese and now in its second year, serves as a compelling tool to continue the artistic dialogue of African-American artists from within the community and beyond.
“The aim of the exhibit is to educate. We want to pay tribute to diversity while creating an inclusive experience for all who attend,” said Ms. Lonnie.
To get the celebration started, the band Touché will offer listeners a musical history lesson through jazz saxophone and bass on Friday, February 11, at 7... more
