A town square for an unsquare town
Standing for the vitality of Red Bank, its community, and the fun we have together.
In honor of Juneteenth, the Friends of Cedar View, Inc are holding their 3rd Annual Brunch. This will be a tented affair on the front lawn of the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center in Red Bank. All profits go to the care and continued restoration of the Historic African American Cemetery in Lincroft, Cedar View.Continue reading "Soul Food and Champagne Brunch Benefit"
The T. Thomas Fortune House presents a full day of events for Juneteenth, including a presentation on slavery in the North, a barbecue on the porch and a presentation on Negro League baseball. See flyer for details.
Melba Moore, Tony Award winner and four-time Grammy nominated R&B artist, will appear for a VIP Meet & Greet Fundraiser May 9.
Author talk with Karen Outen, author of "Dixon Descending"
The Art of Social Justice, professional development series for educators in conjunction with Two River Theater and Project Write Now, returns with an emphasis on “History in Your Backyard.” Guest speaker Monmouth University Professor, Melissa Ziobro, will present on Dr. Walter McAfee, the Black physicist whose work with Fort Monmouth’s “Project Diana” in 1946, openedContinue reading "THE ART OF SOCIAL JUSTICE"
The Jazz Arts All Stars will perform in the latest intallment of the Tiny Porch concert series.
The Tiny Porch Jazz Concert Series at the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center runs every third Saturday from July to October. This month features Kelly & Val a Jazzy Duo. See flier for details.
Frankie Hutton author of "The Early Black Press In America - 1827 to 1860 and Beyond" will discuss the book and related issues to mark Juneteenth at the T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center. Please register using the email link in the flyer.
