Founded in 1926 as a one-week observance by historian Carter G. Woodson, the annual celebration of Black history has greatly morphed over the decades, becoming a monthlong occasion in 1976.

These events provide a way for individuals, families, and students to experience Black history and culture while contributing to Black economic growth and development.

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Step into a visual timeline celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Western Carolina University Fine Art Museum, with a dynamic exhibition showcasing decades of WCU's dedication to collecting and cura ...

A Greensboro-based artist has taken a 10-week residency at Creative Greensboro’s GROW Studio. The studio is inside the Greensboro Cultural Center. It’s ...