The Harvey B. Gantt Center For African American Arts & Culture
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What's happening
Join us on Sundays at 12:30 pm for yoga with SJ. Sajeedah Jones will lead you through a creative vinyasa flow – a sequence of poses linked to your breath – featuring hands-on assists and upbeat music.
Archival photographs of everyday Black Americans from the late 1800s to the early 1900s, curated by Kimberly Annece Henderson. These digitized photographs immerse the viewer in the visual histories of everyday Black Americans.
Open Studio Oasis is an opportunity for the community to utilize all of the resources MODA has to offer. Come experience a creative space designed for artists to bring their visions to life.
What's the vibe
The interior is bright, airy, and modern, providing a sophisticated backdrop for cultural exhibitions. It functions as a vibrant community hub where art and music, such as live DJ sets, often intertwine.ambiance_potoo
What people are saying
Visitors highlight the beautiful art pieces and the much-appreciated community events, such as free sessions featuring live DJs.reviews_potoo
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About
The center is named in honor of Harvey Gant, who served as Charlotte's first African-American mayor. It serves as a reflective prism for the community to celebrate the significant contributions of African-Americans to society.story_potoo