Martin Luther – a pious monk and fiery orator who became “The Great Reformer” – came from a humble, pastoral corner of ...

For Davóne Tines, the fifth annual “I Dream a World Festival” with New World Symphony is more than just a performance — it is ...

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Playhouse on Park will present Pulitzer Prize winner Katori Hall's acclaimed play THE MOUNTAINTOP from March 4-22. The production explores the evening before Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.

Check out the latest MLive Michigan high school girls basketball Top 25 rankings for the week of Feb. 15, 2026.

From a ceramics workshop to a Frederick Douglass musical, here are ways to celebrate Black History Month in Milwaukee through ...

Black community leaders and lawmakers opened African American Day at the State Legislature with a group performance of “Lift ...

The story of every great Black leader starts with a home where they shared meals with family and friends, wrote books, speeches and pieces of music that inspired others, and dreamed of a world that ...

The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art came alive Jan. 23 with community, vulnerability and poetry. The “Writers Give Voice: ...

Chalmers Elementary School unveiled a new chicken coop this week named after a pioneering Black female scientist who studied ...

Harlem's Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture centennial anniversary began last year, and 2026 marks 100 years ...

Free and open to the public, the Locke Gallery (formerly the Ethelbert Cooper Gallery), is at Harvard’s Hutchins Center for ...