Join Black community events in Mesa, AZ celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Black community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.
Join us in person for an event all about the future of Black public servants. Technology and shifting trust in institutions are changing public service. For African American public servants, these changes bring unique challenges and opportunities for meaningful dialogue and collective solutions. Join us for an open conversation centered on lived experiences, present challenges, and the future of African Americans in public service. Students, professionals, and community members are all welcome. Food and refreshments will be provided.
Tuesday, 24, 17.00 -
Tuesday, 24, 19.00
Phoenix,
AZ
_$25
Join us in person for an event all about the future of Black public servants. Technology and shifting trust in institutions are changing public service. For African American public servants, these changes bring unique challenges and opportunities for meaningful dialogue and collective solutions. Join us for an open conversation centered on lived experiences, present challenges, and the future of African Americans in public service. Students, professionals, and community members are all welcome. Food and refreshments will be provided.
Tuesday, 24, 17.00 -
Tuesday, 24, 19.00
Phoenix,
AZ
_$25
This event is open to all families, not just those of our microschool students, so please feel free to extend the invitation to anyone who may be interested. We believe that parental involvement is key to deepening our community connections and creating a supportive learning environment. The Dinner Table is a wonderful opportunity for us to come together, share insights, and strengthen our microschool family and community.
Saturday, 07, 10.00 -
Saturday, 07, 12.00
Phoenix,
AZ
_$25
Explore the dynamic intersection of art, hip-hop, sports and philanthropy in this compelling panel. “The Color of Art” delves into how influential figures—like hip-hop icons Jay-Z and Swizz Beatz, as well as athletes—are reshaping the art world. Discover the ways they champion diverse voices, build powerful collections and use their influence to drive cultural and philanthropic impact. This event promises to be an insightful conversation on the modern art collector’s role in a changing world, where passion for art meets purpose and community impact.
Thursday, 05, 18.00 -
Thursday, 05, 20.30
Phoenix,
AZ
_$25
Get ready for The Blackout: A Black Tie Affair, where elegance meets the walls for a night to remember.
Wear ALL black business casual attire, there is a dress code!
Tickets will include:
-Complimentary drink: wine, mocktail, or other drink options will be available
-raffle ticket entry for a piece from the collection (announced at event) additional tickets available for $10/each
Food available for purchase from The Flava Traphouse
Sunday, 01, 18.00 -
Sunday, 01, 21.00
Phoenix,
AZ
_$25
Get ready for The Blackout: A Black Tie Affair, where elegance meets the walls for a night to remember.
Wear ALL black business casual attire, there is a dress code!
Tickets will include:
-Complimentary drink: wine, mocktail, or other drink options will be available
-raffle ticket entry for a piece from the collection (announced at event) additional tickets available for $10/each
Food available for purchase from The Flava Traphouse
Sunday, 01, 18.00 -
Sunday, 01, 21.00
Phoenix,
AZ
_$25
Welcome to the Gospel Legends Celebration: Black History Project! Join us at The Grove Church, 2777 Gilbert Rd on February 1, 2026 at 2:00 PM (Mountain Standard Time) for an unforgettable experience. Let's celebrate the rich history of gospel music together. Get ready to be inspired by legendary performances and stories that have shaped the genre. Don't miss out on this incredible event!
What to Expect:
Inspiring Tributes: Guest speakers will share the lives, struggles, and monumental contributions of each gospel legend.
Live Musical Attributes: A live band, soloist and choir will perform.
Multimedia Journey: A curated presentation of photos, biographies, and video interviews.
Community & Culture: Connect with fellow music lovers, history enthusiasts, and art supporters. Discover how these legends' stories have shaped and inspired Gospel as we know it.
Sunday, 01, 14.00 -
Sunday, 01, 16.00
Chandler,
AZ
_$25
Join us in person for an event all about the future of Black public servants. Technology and shifting trust in institutions are changing public service. For African American public servants, these changes bring unique challenges and opportunities for meaningful dialogue and collective solutions. Join us for an open conversation centered on lived experiences, present challenges, and the future of African Americans in public service. Students, professionals, and community members are all welcome. Food and refreshments will be provided.
Tuesday, 24, 17.00 -
Tuesday, 24, 19.00
Phoenix,
AZ
_$25
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The National Association of Black Journalists at ASU represents a committed student organization dedicated to advancing diversity, equity, and excellence in journalism and mass communication. Based within Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication in Phoenix, AZ, this chapter embodies the organization's national mission to support Black journalists and aspiring media professionals.
Serving the Phoenix, Arizona community and beyond, NABJ at ASU creates a welcoming space for students of color pursuing careers in journalism and media. The organization recognizes the importance of representation in newsrooms and media organizations across the country, working to build a pipeline of talented Black communicators ready to shape the future of journalism. Members find community, mentorship, and shared purpose within an organization that values their voices and perspectives.
The chapter operates within the context of the Cronkite School's commitment to educating and empowering communicators who will make and lead change across media industries. By bringing together students with similar goals and values, NABJ at ASU fosters professional relationships, cultural connection, and collective advocacy for diversity in journalism. The organization provides a supportive network where members can develop their skills, explore career paths, and contribute to meaningful conversations about journalism's role in society.
Through its presence at ASU in Phoenix, the chapter connects students to both local and national professional opportunities while building community among Black journalists and media professionals. NABJ at ASU stands as a vital resource for students committed to journalism excellence, professional growth, and creating more inclusive media environments.
Based at Arizona State University's downtown Phoenix location, the Black Student Union Downtown Phoenix Campus represents a dedicated community of students committed to celebrating Black culture, fostering academic excellence, and building meaningful connections. This student-led organization serves as a welcoming space where Black students can find support, encouragement, and camaraderie throughout their time at ASU. The Black Student Union Downtown Phoenix Campus recognizes the importance of cultural identity and community solidarity in the college experience, working to create an inclusive environment where all members feel valued and empowered. Through its presence on Sun Devil Central, the campus engagement platform, the organization maintains easy accessibility for students seeking connection and community involvement in Phoenix, AZ. The union celebrates the achievements and contributions of Black students while providing platforms for dialogue, cultural expression, and mutual support. Members of the Black Student Union Downtown Phoenix Campus engage in activities that promote awareness, celebrate heritage, and strengthen bonds among peers. The organization's mission extends beyond social gatherings to include advocacy, mentorship, and collaborative efforts that enhance the overall student experience. By fostering a strong sense of community and belonging, the Black Student Union Downtown Phoenix Campus plays a meaningful role in the lives of students at Arizona State University's downtown Phoenix campus.
Serving the Phoenix, Arizona community, the National Association of Black Accountants (NABA), Inc. Phoenix Chapter is dedicated to bridging opportunity gaps for black professionals in accounting, finance, and business-related fields. Operating under the principle of "Lifting As We Climb," the Phoenix Chapter builds meaningful relationships among members while fostering the next generation of business leaders who will shape the future of the accounting and finance profession. The chapter creates inclusive communities where members with shared interests and experiences can learn, collaborate, and elevate professional awareness together. Through active community engagement, member-driven discussions, and strategic partnerships, NABA Phoenix addresses the real professional needs of its members while promoting industry standards and best practices. The chapter is committed to expanding the pipeline of black business leaders at every level of accounting, finance, and entrepreneurship, ensuring that diverse voices and perspectives strengthen the Phoenix business landscape. By connecting student members with professionals, facilitating mentorship, and providing pathways to career development, NABA Phoenix embodies a commitment to community empowerment and professional excellence that extends beyond individual success to collective advancement in the Phoenix region.
