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The Royal Enchantment Dance Ensemble performed at the fourth annual Cultural Heritage celebration on Feb. 18 at the Baldwin Masonic Temple, hosted by the Eastern Star Nassau Chapter 718, in recognition of Black History Month.
A celebration of black history and culture
The hall of the Baldwin Masonic Temple on Prospect Street was crowded on Feb. 18 for a celebration of history, art, language, food and legacy in honor of Black History Month. The fourth annual … more
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When it comes to diversity, we could do better
February, known nationally as Black History Month, is an appropriate time to work toward closing the opportunity gap for people of color. more
Let’s continue to pursue Dr. King’s dream
February marks another year of Black History Month, and it’s important for us to take note of how far America has come since black slaves were first brought to the country some 400 years ago. more
Bernadette Peters appears at Tilles Center on Nov. 16.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Performances/On Stage Fefu and her FriendsMaria Irena Fornes’ feminist classic about a group of women in 1935 New England convening for a meeting that turns into a freestyle … more
Patti LaBelle visits the Tilles Center stage on Nov. 9.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Performances/On Stage The Addams FamilyA musical comedy based on the macabre Addams Family characters, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 8-9, 8 p.m.; Sunday, Nov. 10, 3 p.m. Merrick Theatre & Center … more
The Four Italian Tenors visit Tilles Center on Oct. 13.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Performances/On Stage Private LivesNoel Coward’s sophisticated comedy of manners, presented by Hofstra University’s Dept. of Drama and Dance, Thursday through Saturday, Oct. 10-12, 8 … more
Long Island Lyric Opera stages "Madama Butterfly" at the Madison Theatre on Oct. 5 and 6.
What's happening on Long Island this weekend
Performances/On Stage Pale Blue Dots A new play, commissioned and presented by Adelphi University Dept. of Theatre, about an all-female astronaut team aboard the International Space Station, … more
County must shed ‘most segregated’ label
U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts, writing in Shelby County, Ala. v. Holder in 2013, opined that the nation had made such strides in overcoming racism since the passage of landmark civil rights legislation in the 1960s . . . more
Kim Taylor with her quilt “Juneteenth,” representing the day the United States abolished slavery, one of her many creations on display at Freeport’s South Nassau Universalist Congregation.
Freeport church hosts Baldwinite’s sown stories of black history
She never intended to create a series of quilts dedicated to African-American culture — it just turned out that way. Over the past nine years, Baldwinite Kim Taylor has sewn more than a dozen quilts, ranging from a portrait of President Barack Obama to her interpretation of “Feeling Good,” as performed by African-American singer Nina Simone. more
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Kim Taylor with her quilt “Juneteenth,” representing the day the United States abolished slavery, one of her many creations on display at Freeport’s South Nassau Universalist Congregation.
Baldwinite sews black history
Baldwinite Kim Taylor said she never intended to create a series of quilts dedicated to African-American culture — it just turned out that way. Over the past nine years, she has sewn more than a … more
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