T. Thomas Fortune Cultural Center

The Art of Conversation is a deliberate concept to elevate the best of humanity through thought-provoking and engaging conversation, no matter who or what you believe in. The country is experiencing turbulence and many people have been shaken and awakened by what is happening and what inspired The Art of Conversation. Join us.

We're reading "James," by Percival Everett. Most of us know the story, "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn," whose sidekick Jim, was a runaway slave. Everett tells the story through Jim's eyes, and the book was reviewed by the New York Times, as a "masterpiece." The book is on sale at the Cultural Center for $28

A special event spotlighting the intertwined histories of Monmouth County’s Native American and African American populations. The program will feature the premiere of the short film “Entwined for Survival: Monmouth County’s Native American People & the Black En- slaved Population,” followed by a historical presentation from Claire Garland, Executive Director of the Sandhill Historical Society.Continue reading "Native American Heritage Day Film Screening and Historical Presentation"