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Black Art Matters performances in Downtown, free

The West Palm Beach Downtown Development Authority will once again present “Black Art Matters,” a showcase of talented Black artists amplifying their voices in the community to celebrate African American culture during Black History Month.

This free series features live performances in Downtown West Palm Beach every Thursday in the month of February.

When: Every Thursday in February at 6:30 p.m.
Where: CityZen Garden, 400 Datura St., West Palm Beach

Top left: Afrique Ngozi; top right: Jess Kirby; lower left: Mikayla Smith; and lower right: BSTEW Jazz Trio.

Schedule for 2025:

 No registration required. 

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Black Art Matters: live music series, WPB
When
Weekly on Thursday @ 6:30 pm (February 6, 2025 - February 27, 2025)
Cost
FREE
What
Black Art Matters: live music series, WPB
Where
CityZen Garden, Downtown West Palm Beach
Mary Lou Cruz

About Mary Lou Cruz

I worked at the South Florida Sun Sentinel for 21 years, as an Advertising Special Sections Writer; Editorial Systems Editor in Technology; and Editorial Assistant in the Newsroom. Before my newspaper career, I worked in the airline and travel industry and I have lived in Brazil, Puerto Rico and vacationed in more than 25 countries. Originally, I'm from Maryland. I moved to Florida in 1984 and raised my daughter in Miami. Email: events@SouthFloridaOnTheCheap.com.

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