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Check out this article: Echoes of Our Ancestors: A Path for Healing at Kinfolk House - glasstire.com/2023/07/29/ech…

SAVE THE DATE!! Saturday, November 18, 2023. Another entertaining, enlightening, exhilarating evening. Details to come...

'It's an escape from reality': Bibb County teacher uses art to heal students 13wmaz.com/article/news/l… via @13WMAZNEWS

Ernest McMillan, veteran human rights activist, and CAC Executive Director Michelle Barnes will lead a community conversation Saturday, October 28, at 3 p.m. at The Collective. McMillan will sign his book “Standing: One Man’s Odyssey through the Turbulent ‘60s.”

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The Collective has been named one of Houston's 11 cultural treasures by BIPOC.

With your support we have championed arts education for adults and children and helped artists and creative individuals sustain themselves.. Your support is vital to the fulfillment of these activities. Please donate at thecollective.org/donate-1

Sarah Trotty, PhD and co-founder of The Collective, pays tribute to Dr. John T. Biggers, during the two-day centennial at Texas Southern University celebrating his legacy. Dr. Trotty is a TSU retired associate professor of art.

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Don't miss out on the sale of the summer! The Collective's Ashé Summer Market is open this Thursday, Friday and Saturday (noon to 5 p.m.) Books, art, quilting supplies, crafts, more...

Have you visited The Collective's Ashé Summer Market yet? Lots of art, books, quilting supplies available for you. Hurry, the market is only open through June 22. Hours are from 12 noon to 5 p.m. on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.

Thank you Gabriel Martinez and Glasstire for this interview with Michelle Barnes. Read and enjoy. bit.ly/3RkHdjt

The Community Artists’ Collective celebrates Juneteenth in remembrance of the day the enslaved in Texas were informed of their freedom. May the sacrifice, endurance and determination of our ancestors never be forgotten.

Thank you PaperCity Magazine and Sofia Westerman for visiting our market and spreading the word. bit.ly/3VQAC2X

The Collective has received a grant from the Phillip and Edith Leonian Foundation to archive our photography collection. Among our collection are some of Louise Martin’s works. Martin was an African American photographer who ran her own studio during the late 1940s for 45 years.

BLACK STEREO Soundtrack Listening Party Saturday, August 3 2 - 4 PM Hogan Brown Gallery, 2310 Elgin St. Join artist and DJ Tierney Malone for an afternoon listening party inspired by talented musicians with connections to Houston’s historic Third Ward.