Mark your calendars for a unique dining event highlighting the legacy of Uncle Nearest on Aug. 29, at Americana in Des Moines.
Black women are invited to attend a free play, sponsored by Courageous Access, Pyramid Theatre Company and Stop HIV Iowa.
Attend Ottumwa's Juneteenth Celebration on June 19, and meet the staff of Black Iowa News.
Juneteenth marks June 19, 1865, when the last enslaved Black people in Galveston, Texas, learned of their freedom.
You've got plans this weekend! Check out a new play by Claudine Cheatem opening in Des Moines.
Elevate your writing at the picturesque Okoboji Writers Retreat. There's something for all levels at the fourth annual event.
Erick Nganyange's love of history shines in the Iowa Civil Rights History podcast. Check it out on Spotify.
Support Black Iowa News with the purchase of a Reparations Now! T-shirt. Sizes L-5XL are available. Get yours today!
Looking for a Black Christmas movie filled with crazy cousins, great music and a naughty Santa? “Friday After Next” is it.
Audition for a role in "Black Women Walking." Auditions held in January, and rehearsals will be held in February. The production runs March 2-3 in Cedar Rapids.
