Concord Charlotte Black Events Events

Saturday, June 16 7:00p
WBTV Courtyard by Marriott, Charlotte
We welcome all aspiring models ages 18-35 to audition for our 2012 Ripping Runways Competition, We are auditioning Black models, White models, Asian models, Indian Models, Latino models, Russian Models, lingeri

Sunday, June 10 2:00p
Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts & Culture, Charlotte
Join us at the Gantt Center for a viewing of Carmen: A Hip Hopera. This film is part of our "Carmen Revisited" series that uncovers modern interpretations of the opera Carmen.

Friday, Sep 14 8:00p
Blumenthal Performing Arts Center, Charlotte
K.M.B.A- An Evening @ The Black Arts Movement A collage of short works and one acts, all packed into one an evening of Revolution dedicated to the Black Arts Movement.

Saturday, Nov 10 6:30p
Marriott Charlotte City Center, Charlotte
Take Your Shoes Off For An Evening Of Fun!! The Women Ambassadors of Samaritan’s Feet kindly invite you to the inaugural Barefoot Gala - an evening of good food, auctions, entertainment and your chance to make

Monday, June 4 2:00p
Black Forest Books and Toys, Charlotte
Black Forest Books presents CRAFTERnoons where pre-school and school age children can come and enjoy crafying sessions for only $5.

Sunday, July 8 2:00p
Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts & Culture, Charlotte
Join us at The Gantt Center for a viewing of Beware. This film is part of our "Oscar, Spencer and Paul" series that highlights Black cinema pioneers Oscar Micheaux, Spencer Williams and Paul Robeson.

Sunday, Oct 14 2:00p
Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts & Culture, Charlotte
Join us at The Gantt Center for a viewing of Claudine. This film is part of our "Black Love in the 70s" dealing with Black romance.

Sunday, Aug 12 2:00p
Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts & Culture, Charlotte
Join us at The Gantt Center for a viewing of Go Down Death. This film is part of our "Oscar, Spencer and Paul" series that highlights Black cinema pioneers Oscar Micheaux, Spencer Williams and Paul Robeson.

Sunday, Sep 9 2:00p
Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts & Culture, Charlotte
Join us at The Gantt Center for a viewing of The Girl From Chicago. This film is part of our "Oscar, Spencer and Paul" series that highlights Black cinema pioneers (1932) An undercover government agent on a cas

Sunday, Dec 9 2:00p
Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts & Culture, Charlotte
Join us at The Gantt Center for a viewing of A Warm December. This film is part of our "Black Love in the 70s" dealing with Black romance.