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The Black Academy of Arts and Letters
Célébrer ensemble la culture, la créativité et la communauté
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Célébrer ensemble la culture, la créativité et la communauté
The Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL) est un centre culturel dynamique situé à Dallas, au Texas, dédié à la célébration et à la mise en valeur des arts africains, afro-américains et caribéens. Réputé pour ses événements dynamiques et ses programmes d'été interactifs, TBAAL accueille une variété de performances et d'expositions qui inspirent et renforcent la fierté au sein de la communauté. Les visiteurs en repartent enrichis et connectés, faisant de chaque événement une expérience unique. Des festivals de jazz formidables aux expositions d'art, TBAAL invite chacun à participer et à célébrer l'art culturel.
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Festivals annuels en intérieur et en extérieur présentant des performances de jazz en direct, des camions-restaurants et des marchés d'artisans et de vendeurs.
Expositions rotatives présentant les arts visuels africains, afro-américains et caribéens, ainsi que des artefacts culturels.
Des camps d'été, des ateliers et des initiatives jeunesse axés sur les arts, la culture et l'engagement communautaire.
Accueillant des concerts, des productions théâtrales et des événements culturels dans un cadre historique à Dallas.
Célébrations culturelles, conférences et rassemblements qui favorisent la fierté et les liens au sein de la communauté.
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Ms. Lady Di
This year The Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL) 8th annual JazzFest was held at Fair Park in The Centennial building , Automobile Building and Women’s Museum due to the upcoming renovations to the Dallas Convention Center. There were a variety of food trucks and vendors to serve the many needs of the mass amour of people attending. Although it rained a bit, people still came to enjoy the festivities. The Promising Young artists were fantastic!
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TBAAL is truly a gem! Every time I visit, I leave inspired and full of pride. The performances, exhibits, and summer programs beautifully celebrate African, African American, and Caribbean culture. It’s a place where our stories and artistry are honored and uplifted. If you haven’t been, you’re missing out on something powerful.
FauxnomenalFlowers Debbie Magee
Wonderful venue. Older but well maintained. We went to the Riverfront jazz festival for all three days. The first day was a little unorganized to enter but it was straightened up and everything went well. Make sure you get to the rest room early because the opportunity is limited. The cleaning staff was stationed in the rest room and refreshing after every third use. This will be a yearly attendance for us and we are looking forward to attending more events in this beautiful old treasure. P.S. it was very cold inside although the weather was at least 105 plus each day.
Arlene Mangrum
Excellent Jazz Fest! My 1st time in Dallas and I absolutely LOVE that it is indoors! You definitely want to go for the VIP tables rather than General Admission if you can. That'll ensure you have a specified seat for the main arena stage!
Tanisha Me
I attended the Riverfront Jazz Festival on the 1st night. The venue is okay. It's dated and the sound system on stage was low and/or muted. But the performances were amazing and staff friendly.
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