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Our "Build a Brownstone" Juneteenth workshop with Artshack Brooklyn
Our "Build a Brownstone" Juneteenth workshop with Artshack Brooklyn
Artshack Brooklyn. "Artshack is a nonprofit community ceramics studio in Bed-Stuy committed to making clay accessible to all".
Telling the story of how Juneteenth, Reconstruction, and the broken promise of land connect to Black migration, Black home ownership, and Bed-Stuy’s legacy.
We had an incredible time at the Lafayette Block Association Block Party! Three professional dancers from Bishop’s Academy took the stage followed by a free all ages community dance class. We loved sharing the joy of movement and connecting with our neighbors through dance.
Photo from rehearsal
Photo from rehearsal
Photo from performance day
Photo from performance day
State Senator Jabari Brisport and State Assemblyman Eon Huntley stopped by our performance.
State Senator Jabari Brisport and State Assemblyman Eon Huntley stopped by our performance.
We held a 7 week music business workshop to community members. Through mentorship and education this program aims to empower the next generation of music executives.
Music Business Testimonials
Ashur S
Working with Jabari taught me so much about the music industry — especially how to move smart and protect myself from the shady people who try to take advantage or take control. I’m grateful for the knowledge and real guidance he gave me.
Daniel W
I’ve Learned Soo Much From The Class Financially, From The Small Things to Important Things. The Ability To Make Important Decisions Regrading Earning, Spending, Saving And Investing. It's Definitely A Skill To Manage Finances Effectively.
Prince D
This class has definitely educated me on the way in which labels handle and distribute the money amongst the artists that are with them. It shed some pretty prominent insight on a lot of angles that aren’t immediately thought about when it comes to the music industry, which I find to be really important.
Amenze U
I definitely learnt a lot more about ensuring I know my rights and what I'm owed as an artist. Something very important as an upcoming musician, is to not enter the industry completely naive.
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