In honor of Black History Month, Black Her Stories (BHS) invites you to be wrapped in the warm embrace of Black love. Through the art of collage and human connection, this event offers a welcoming space for community members to create, relate, and share their stories.
Join Michaela Ayers, facilitator/interdisciplinary artist behind Nourish and Black Her Stories, as she guides you through a space that explores belonging through the arts.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
Collage Open Studio - A guided, hands-on creative workshop stocked with magazines, images, and other creative materials.
Memory Booth - A space for participants to share personal reflections on love, nourishment, and care through guided prompts. Selected recordings will be archived (with participants’ consent) as part of the Black Her Stories podcast.
Light Snacks – Enjoy a smorgasbord of nourishing treats as you create, connect, and share in community.
ACCESSIBILITY
This ticketed event is offered at a sliding space and is an inclusive space for individuals of all ages, backgrounds, and gender expressions.
Not wheelchair accessible; there are approximately 16 steps in the house.
Masks are preferred and strongly encouraged indoors.
2 Scholarship seats are available for individuals
2 Caregiver seats are available to parents/caregivers