We are pleased to offer this free service. Submit your community events 1-2 weeks in advance. All items will be reviewed and posted on a weekly basis and must meet our general community calendar requirements. All community calendar submissions, must meet the following criteria:
A) Event must support or enhance the Black Canadian Community
B) Must be an event of good taste and not promote crime, hate or prejudice.
Please note: We are not responsible for any information provided that is incorrect. The events listed in the calendar are not the responsibility of the Black Cultural Society / Centre and in some case are not affiliated in any way. The information provided is general information.
🎶✨ Lift Every Voice Is Back! ✨🎶 Join us for an unforgettable night celebrating Black excellence through music! 🎤🔥 📅 Date: Thursday, February 13th ⏰ Time: 6PM – 8PM 📍 Location: North Branch Library – Terry Symonds Auditorium (2285 Gottingen St, Halifax, NS) Hosted by the incredible Maje (@magic__mic__), with electrifying performances from: 🎶 Kayo […]
Join Bill Riley, the SMU all-Black line, and the authors of Black Ice to discuss the CHLM as an event of national historic significance. Includes a commemorative plaque ceremony by Parks Canada.
This conference will focus on the response to trauma, as it affects the communities of the Preston Township. Culturally sensitive discussions led by culturally sensitive counsellors will be the focus of this conference.
Enjoy a fun skate with youth from our Black Youth Ice Hockey Program. Helmets required; all are welcome.
A Celebration for Black Women in Community
Celebrate African Heritage Month with an unforgettable journey through the legendary sounds of Motown! Join Julia Tynes, a local African Nova Scotian Pop/Soul singer-songwriter, as she performs iconic Motown hits and shares the story behind this timeless genre. This fun, interactive, and educational program is perfect for the whole family. Come ready to tap your […]
Gala and Dance
Celebrate the CHLM's 130th anniversary with an exciting game featuring all-Black rosters representing the Halifax Eurekas and the Dartmouth Jubilees.
Gala and Dance
Home to the largest and oldest Indigenous Black community in the nation, Nova Scotia is the birthplace of Black history in Canada. Join Russell Grosse, Executive Director of the Black Cultural Centre for Nova Scotia for an inspiring discussion about the ongoing efforts to protect, promote, and preserve a history that spans back over 400 […]
To celebrate African Heritage Month, the Museum is pleased to invite you all to the screening of documentary: A Mother Apart. An emotionally sweeping tale of healing and forgiveness, A Mother Apart accompanies powerhouse Jamaican-American poet and LGBTQ+ activist Staceyann Chin as she re-imagines the essential art of mothering—having been abandoned by her own mother. […]
🎶✨ Experience The Power Of Music At Lift Every Voice! ✨🎶 Join us for an unforgettable night celebrating Black excellence through music! 🎤🔥 📅 Date: Thursday, February 20th, 2025 ⏰ Time: 6PM – 8PM 📍 Location: Central Library (5440 Spring Garden Rd, Halifax, NS) Featuring Electrifying Performances From: 🎶 Quoia States (@official.quoia) 🎶 Real Eyez […]
