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The Black Experience Grand Prairie

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10:00 AM – 12:00 PM CST2 hours · Central Time · Schedule
Grand Prairie, TX 75052Log in to view · Directions
Free – $70.39Gospel Concert (2/1) Free · Let 'Em Cook: Healthy Cooking Demo (2/6) $70.39 · Education to Economics (2/7) Free · Ebony-Opoly Game Day (2/15) Free · In the Eye of the Storm: Political Forum (2/20) Free · Health Is Your Wealth Expo (2/21) Free · Rhythm & Roots (2/22) Free · Grand Prairie Black Film & Writers Festival (2/28) Free · sold on eventbrite.com

About The Black Experience Grand Prairie

The Black Experience Grand Prairie draws attendees from near and far for a multi-event series. Grand Prairie set the bar high creating the largest DFW Black History celebration.

Building on the tremendous success of our inaugural series—which drew over 2500 attendees across the celebrations—we’re expanding our programming to create even more powerful moments of culture, community, and connection.

Join us for this Grand Celebration!

Schedule

SundayFebruary 1, 202610:00 AM – 12:00 PM CST2 hours

Times are in Central Time (CST, UTC-06:00), the organizer's time zone.

Tickets

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Gospel Concert (2/1)
Free
Let 'Em Cook: Healthy Cooking Demo (2/6)
$70.39
Education to Economics (2/7)
Free
Ebony-Opoly Game Day (2/15)
Free
In the Eye of the Storm: Political Forum (2/20)
Free
Health Is Your Wealth Expo (2/21)
Free
Rhythm & Roots (2/22)
Free
Grand Prairie Black Film & Writers Festival (2/28)
Free

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Black Experience Grand Prairie
Grand Prairie, TX

In 2024, Mayor Ron Jensen commissioned City Manager Bill Hills with an unprecedented initiative: create Grand Prairie’s first-ever Black History Month Program. Mr. Hills collaborated with Councilwoman Bessye Adams and a dynamic group of community leaders to form the Grand Prairie Black History Commission—a collective of leaders, pastors, business owners, and residents committed to celebrating Black excellence in the city of Grand Prairie. The result? A vibrant month-long celebration that quickly became one of Grand Prairie’s most treasured cultural events. Drawing attendees from near and far for a multi-event series, Grand Prairie set the bar high creating the largest DFW Black History celebration. Building on the tremendous success of our inaugural series—which drew over 2500 attendees across the celebrations—we’re expanding our programming to create even more powerful moments of culture, community, and connection.

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