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Join us for powerful special guests, live performances, food, music, and community in a vibrant celebration of Black theatre and more!
Support Black Theatre’s annual Los Angeles Black Creators Summit, presented in partnership with Ebony Repertory Theatre is back. Join us July 10 & 11 for our annual gathering of Black artists, leaders, and culture workers as we connect, strategize, and celebrate our collective legacy.
Friday, July 10
Opening Night: Keynote Community Conversation
Opening Night Reception
Connect with artists, leaders, culture workers, and community members as we open the Summit in celebration and fellowship. Catered by Italian Soul Kitchen.
Keynote Community Conversation with Stephen McKinley Henderson
An evening honoring the 30th anniversary of August Wilson’s landmark speech, The Ground On Which I Stand, while exploring the evolution, urgency, and continued importance of Black theatre as a cultural, artistic, and civic institution.
Saturday, July 11
Summit Programming + Legacy Rising Monologue Competition
State of Black Theatre in L.A. Report Presentation
A first public look at key findings from Support Black Theatre’s inaugural report, offering a first-of-its-kind view into the Black theatre ecosystem in Los Angeles, including its challenges, opportunities, and future growth.
Industry Panel: Producing Power and Possibility
A conversation with leading Emmy-award winning directors, showrunners, and executive producers, including Anthony Hemingway (Forever, Power, The Wire), Charles Murray (Luke Cage, Sons of Anarchy), Tani Marole (Netflix's Nemesis), and Aleshea Harris (Is God Is), exploring sustainability, ownership, opportunity creation, and artistic resilience in today’s evolving entertainment landscape.
Special Performance: The End of Black Excellence by Chris Webb
Emmy Award-winning artist Chris Webb performs his acclaimed solo piece, directed by Tyrone Davis.
Community Dialogue: Championing New Black Work
A first look at award-winning playwright June Carryl’s (Blue) play The Good Minister From Harare, followed by a conversation led by Tony-nominated and award-winning playwright Dominique Morisseau (Pipeline, Skeleton Crew, Aint Too Proud) on the importance of new play development and the future of Black theatre.
Legacy Rising Monologue Competition
The Summit concludes with a powerful celebration of Los Angeles County’s next generation of artists as eight high school finalists perform works by Lorraine Hansberry, Alice Childress, Philip Hayes Dean, and August Wilson. Hosted by actress and producer Ryan Michelle Bathe (First Wives Club, This Is Us, The Endgame).
Step into a space rooted in culture, community, and the future of Black storytelling. The creative energy is going to be unmatched, and the room won’t be the same without you!
Secure your tickets today!
Limited number of Community Access tickets are available for students and artists facing economic barriers.
Friday, 10, 18.00 -
Saturday, 11, 21.00
Los Angeles,
CA
_$25
Get ready to slay and celebrate Black Pride for LAs Epic Kickoff!! Best Ice breaker is to BOWL and party! Its all about good vibes!
Tru U Pride Lounge TM is teaming up with groups from all over to host the event of the year!!! LA Pride will be filled with so many events and attractions! Hope to see yall there!
Friday, 03, 20.00 -
Friday, 03, 23.00
Los Angeles,
CA
_$25
Tickets Text “WHITE AFFAIR " to (213) 889-5995
SlayPride LA Black Pride: The All White Affair
Los Angeles, get ready for an elevated nightlife experience.
Join us for an exclusive All-White Party featuring a live DJ, premium vibes, top-tier crowd, and a celebrity host — all wrapped in a high-energy, upscale atmosphere.
🎶 DJ-curated soundtrack
🍸 Cash Bar
🕺🏽 Grown & stylish crowd
🤍 Strictly ALL WHITE attire
🚨 Limited capacity — once tickets are gone, they’re gone
This is not just a party — it’s a moment.
🤍 THE ALL WHITE AFFAIR 🤍
LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles, this is not just a party — it’s an experience.
Step into an upscale All-White Affair featuring a high-energy DJ, an elite crowd, all set in an intimate, stylish venue designed for grown and fashionable vibes.
🍸 Cash Bar
🤍 Strict ALL WHITE dress code
🔥 Limited capacity
Whether you’re celebrating, networking, or just stepping out in style — this is where LA comes together.
🎟️ TICKET DETAILS: PREPAY VIA ZELLE
GENERAL ADMISSION – ADVANCE
Includes:
Entry to the event
Access to all general areas
🎉 Prices increase as the event approaches. Don’t wait.
⭐ VIP EXPERIENCE (RECOMMENDED)
Upgrade your night.
Includes:
Priority entry (skip the line)
Admission & Seating Included
✨ VIP tickets are limited and WILL sell out.
🚪 AT THE DOOR
Very limited door tickets (if available)
Higher pricing
Entry subject to capacity and dress code approval
🚨 Once capacity is reached, doors will close.
👗 DRESS CODE (STRICT)
ALL WHITE attire required
Fashion-forward, upscale, and stylish
No athletic wear, flip-flops, or casual streetwear
Organizer reserves the right to refuse entry
📍 EVENT DETAILS
Location: Los Angeles LAX Area(shared with ticket holders)
25+ with valid government-issued ID
No refunds | No exchanges
⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTES
This is a private event — respectful behavior required
✨ Come dressed to impress. Leave with memories.
This is the All-White Party LA will be talking about.
COUTURE CONTEST RULES
• Entry fee: $5 online pre-registration | $10 on-site
• Contestants must select one (1) category only
• No category changes once registered
• All looks must follow the all-white couture theme
• Contestants must be fully styled at time of judging
• No changing outfits during judging
• One winner per category
• Cash prizes awarded live
• Judges’ decisions are final and non-negotiable
Participation constitutes agreement to all contest rules.
All contestants must adhere to the all-white couture theme. Judges’ decisions are final. One winner per category.
Saturday, 04, 20.00 -
Sunday, 05, 00.00
El Segundo,
CA
_$25
Get ready to vibe at SlayPride LA – a fierce Black Pride party with Chemistry LA, Kiss & Splash fun!
THE REAL MS. DIVA™ Presents
SlayPride LA Black Pride
Chemistry LA
Kiss 💋 & Splash 💦
Saturday July 4
3PM - 6PM
Sunday July 5
12PM - 3PM
Pride Vibes - Caribbean Punch Available
Exclusive LAX Location
Access:
(213)889-5995
Sunday, 05, 12.00 -
Sunday, 05, 15.00
Los Angeles,
CA
_$25
LOS ANGELES BLACK PRIDE WEEKEND July 3–6, 2026 4 Distinctive Experiences. 1 Unforgettable Weekend.
🏳️🌈✨ LOS ANGELES BLACK PRIDE WEEKEND IS HERE ✨🏳️🌈
THE REAL MS. DIVA™ PRESENTS
💋 SLAYPRIDE LA 💋
July 3–6, 2026
An elevated Pride experience curated for women who love great energy, beautiful people, unforgettable moments, and premium experiences.
🏨 Host Hotels:• DoubleTree LAX• Embassy Suites LAX South
🔥 4 Distinguished Events
📍 Friday, July 3✨ SlayPride LA Meet & Greet4PM–6PM
🌙 Pride After Dark9PM–2AM
📍 Saturday, July 4🤍 The Assignment Is Couture: The All White Affair7PM–Midnight
📍 Sunday, July 5💋 Chemistry LA: Kiss & Splash 💦12PM–3PM
🎶 Black Gurl Brunch Club Presents:R&B Day Party5PM–9PM
Expect curated vibes, networking, nightlife, poolside luxury, great music, and unforgettable Pride memories all weekend long.
📲 TAP IN NOW:(213) 889-5995
#SlayPrideLA #LosAngelesBlackPride #TheRealMsDiva #BlackPride #PrideWeekend #BlackGurlBrunchClub #QueerWomen #LesbianEvents #LAPride #AllWhiteAffair #PrideAfterDark #ChemistryLA #RNBDayParty #Pride2026 #WomenWhoSlay
Friday, 03, 16.00 -
Sunday, 05, 21.00
Los Angeles,
CA
_$25
The Stanford GSB Black Business Student Association (BBSA) is excited to host the 2026 Black Leadership Conference.
We are thrilled to welcome distinguished Black executives, founders, investors, and leaders to the GSB for a day of knowledge-sharing, relationship-building, and empowerment.
The Black Leadership Conference aims to inspire and support attendees in shaping what it means to be a leader across various spheres of influence. This year’s theme, Blackness Unbound: Breaking Barriers, Shaping the Future, reflects the power of moving beyond narrow expectations and redefining what leadership can look like. It is a call to challenge the traditional boxes Black people are often placed in, to celebrate excellence in spaces where we have historically been underrepresented, and to explore how we continue building resilient leadership for the future.
Through a dynamic lineup of keynote speakers, panels, and breakout conversations, the conference will highlight stories of resilience, innovation, and impact across industries. We aim to create space for bold dialogue, shared learning, and community-building as attendees consider how to break barriers and shape what comes next.
All are welcome. We especially encourage those outside the Black community to join these conversations, engage with curiosity, and learn alongside us.
See you there!
Space is limited. Tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
When: Saturday, May 16, 2026, 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Where: Knight Management Center, Cemex Auditorium, Stanford Graduate School of Business
Who: All are welcome, including students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community members.
Saturday, 16, 09.00 -
Saturday, 16, 16.00
Stanford,
CA
_$25
Black Health Connect is the nation's largest interdisciplinary network of professionals in the healthcare ecosystem — 40,000+ members strong, spanning 24 markets and 4 countries.
The Bridging Healthcare Communities Mixer is where this network comes together.
Who's In The Room
Entrepreneurs. Physicians. Pharmacists. Nurses. Public health leaders. Lobbyist. Healthcare entrepreneurs. Hospital administrators. Pharma and health tech professionals. If you work in healthcare and want to be in a room with people who get it — this is your event.
What To Expect
This isn't a stiff networking event with name tags and awkward small talk. BHC Mixers are curated experiences, great venues, good vibes, and a crowd of ambitious professionals who came to connect, not just collect business cards.
The format:
- 5-6 PM — Doors open, early networking
- 6-9 PM — Main mixer, mingling, music
- 9 PM+ — Social hour for those who want to keep the conversation going
Why People Keep Coming Back
"I've made more meaningful professional connections at one BHC mixer than a year of conferences." — BHC member, Atlanta
Whether you're new to healthcare or a seasoned executive, you'll find your people here.
The Details
✅ 21+ event
✅ Dress code: Smart casual to stylish
✅ Tickets are limited — we cap attendance to keep the experience intimate
✅ No refunds — but you can transfer your ticket
Friday, 01, 17.00 -
Friday, 01, 22.00
Oakland,
CA
_$25
Experience the vibrant rhythms, flavors, and culture of the Afro-Latino diaspora at the 4th Annual Afro-Latino Culture Fest!
Get ready for an unforgettable celebration at the 4th Annual Afro-Latino Culture Fest! 🎉🌍
Join us on Saturday, August 1st, 2026, from 4PM - 10PM at LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes in Los Angeles for a day filled with music, dance, art, food, and culture that honors the vibrant Afro-Latino experience.
Public Transportation Highly Recommended-Venue is directly accross from Union Station
🌟 What to Expect:
🎶 Live Music & Performances – From traditional folk rhythms to contemporary Afro-Latino beats!
💃🏾 Cultural Dance Showcases – Experience dynamic performances from across the Afro-Latino diaspora.
🗣 Engaging Panel Discussions – Thought-provoking conversations on Afro-Latino identity, culture, and social impact.
🎨 Interactive Art Activations – Live painting, community murals, and immersive cultural exhibits.
🌮 Delicious Afro-Latino Food – Savor authentic flavors from across Latin America and the Caribbean.
🍹 Tropical Bar & Cocktails – Refreshing drinks inspired by Afro-Latino traditions.
🛍 Vendor Marketplace – Shop unique goods, art, and crafts from Afro-Latino creators.
🎭 Family-Friendly Activities – Engaging cultural experiences for all ages!
💥 FREE ENTRY! This is an event you don’t want to miss! Come ready to dance, eat, and celebrate the beauty of Afro-Latino heritage.
🚨 Now accepting vendors, sponsors, and partners!
Stay tuned for exciting performer announcements!
Help us keep the culture alive.
The Afro-Latino Culture Fest is free for the community—but it takes real resources to make it happen.
Support visibility, pride, and representation.
Donate what you can. Every dollar counts.
Saturday, 01, 16.00 -
Saturday, 01, 22.00
Los Angeles,
CA
_$25
Celebrate the 4th Annual UC Davis SOM Black Graduation with us in person for a night of joy and pride!
Get ready to celebrate the achievements of our 14 Black graduates at the UC Davis School of Medicine's 4th Annual Black Graduation Ceremony!
Welcome to the UC Davis School of Medicine's 4th Annual Black Graduation Ceremony event page! Join us on Fri, May 15, 2026 (Doors open at 5:00 PM, Ceremony begins at 6 PM) at The Guild Theater in Oak Park for a special celebration honoring our graduates.
This in-person event will be a memorable occasion filled with pride, joy, and recognition of our graduates' hard work and achievements. Come show your support and celebrate this AMAZING milestone with us!
Friday, 15, 17.00 -
Friday, 15, 20.00
Sacramento,
CA
_$25
Join us for powerful special guests, live performances, food, music, and community in a vibrant celebration of Black theatre and more!
Support Black Theatre’s annual Los Angeles Black Creators Summit, presented in partnership with Ebony Repertory Theatre is back. Join us July 10 & 11 for our annual gathering of Black artists, leaders, and culture workers as we connect, strategize, and celebrate our collective legacy.
Friday, July 10
Opening Night: Keynote Community Conversation
Opening Night Reception
Connect with artists, leaders, culture workers, and community members as we open the Summit in celebration and fellowship. Catered by Italian Soul Kitchen.
Keynote Community Conversation with Stephen McKinley Henderson
An evening honoring the 30th anniversary of August Wilson’s landmark speech, The Ground On Which I Stand, while exploring the evolution, urgency, and continued importance of Black theatre as a cultural, artistic, and civic institution.
Saturday, July 11
Summit Programming + Legacy Rising Monologue Competition
State of Black Theatre in L.A. Report Presentation
A first public look at key findings from Support Black Theatre’s inaugural report, offering a first-of-its-kind view into the Black theatre ecosystem in Los Angeles, including its challenges, opportunities, and future growth.
Industry Panel: Producing Power and Possibility
A conversation with leading Emmy-award winning directors, showrunners, and executive producers, including Anthony Hemingway (Forever, Power, The Wire), Charles Murray (Luke Cage, Sons of Anarchy), Tani Marole (Netflix's Nemesis), and Aleshea Harris (Is God Is), exploring sustainability, ownership, opportunity creation, and artistic resilience in today’s evolving entertainment landscape.
Special Performance: The End of Black Excellence by Chris Webb
Emmy Award-winning artist Chris Webb performs his acclaimed solo piece, directed by Tyrone Davis.
Community Dialogue: Championing New Black Work
A first look at award-winning playwright June Carryl’s (Blue) play The Good Minister From Harare, followed by a conversation led by Tony-nominated and award-winning playwright Dominique Morisseau (Pipeline, Skeleton Crew, Aint Too Proud) on the importance of new play development and the future of Black theatre.
Legacy Rising Monologue Competition
The Summit concludes with a powerful celebration of Los Angeles County’s next generation of artists as eight high school finalists perform works by Lorraine Hansberry, Alice Childress, Philip Hayes Dean, and August Wilson. Hosted by actress and producer Ryan Michelle Bathe (First Wives Club, This Is Us, The Endgame).
Step into a space rooted in culture, community, and the future of Black storytelling. The creative energy is going to be unmatched, and the room won’t be the same without you!
Secure your tickets today!
Limited number of Community Access tickets are available for students and artists facing economic barriers.
Friday, 15, 17.00 - Friday, 15, 20.00
Los Angeles, CA
0.00
Get ready to slay and celebrate Black Pride for LAs Epic Kickoff!! Best Ice breaker is to BOWL and party! Its all about good vibes!
Tru U Pride Lounge TM is teaming up with groups from all over to host the event of the year!!! LA Pride will be filled with so many events and attractions! Hope to see yall there!
Friday, 15, 17.00 - Friday, 15, 20.00
Los Angeles, CA
38.98
Tickets Text “WHITE AFFAIR " to (213) 889-5995
SlayPride LA Black Pride: The All White Affair
Los Angeles, get ready for an elevated nightlife experience.
Join us for an exclusive All-White Party featuring a live DJ, premium vibes, top-tier crowd, and a celebrity host — all wrapped in a high-energy, upscale atmosphere.
🎶 DJ-curated soundtrack
🍸 Cash Bar
🕺🏽 Grown & stylish crowd
🤍 Strictly ALL WHITE attire
🚨 Limited capacity — once tickets are gone, they’re gone
This is not just a party — it’s a moment.
🤍 THE ALL WHITE AFFAIR 🤍
LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles, this is not just a party — it’s an experience.
Step into an upscale All-White Affair featuring a high-energy DJ, an elite crowd, all set in an intimate, stylish venue designed for grown and fashionable vibes.
🍸 Cash Bar
🤍 Strict ALL WHITE dress code
🔥 Limited capacity
Whether you’re celebrating, networking, or just stepping out in style — this is where LA comes together.
🎟️ TICKET DETAILS: PREPAY VIA ZELLE
GENERAL ADMISSION – ADVANCE
Includes:
Entry to the event
Access to all general areas
🎉 Prices increase as the event approaches. Don’t wait.
⭐ VIP EXPERIENCE (RECOMMENDED)
Upgrade your night.
Includes:
Priority entry (skip the line)
Admission & Seating Included
✨ VIP tickets are limited and WILL sell out.
🚪 AT THE DOOR
Very limited door tickets (if available)
Higher pricing
Entry subject to capacity and dress code approval
🚨 Once capacity is reached, doors will close.
👗 DRESS CODE (STRICT)
ALL WHITE attire required
Fashion-forward, upscale, and stylish
No athletic wear, flip-flops, or casual streetwear
Organizer reserves the right to refuse entry
📍 EVENT DETAILS
Location: Los Angeles LAX Area(shared with ticket holders)
25+ with valid government-issued ID
No refunds | No exchanges
⚠️ IMPORTANT NOTES
This is a private event — respectful behavior required
✨ Come dressed to impress. Leave with memories.
This is the All-White Party LA will be talking about.
COUTURE CONTEST RULES
• Entry fee: $5 online pre-registration | $10 on-site
• Contestants must select one (1) category only
• No category changes once registered
• All looks must follow the all-white couture theme
• Contestants must be fully styled at time of judging
• No changing outfits during judging
• One winner per category
• Cash prizes awarded live
• Judges’ decisions are final and non-negotiable
Participation constitutes agreement to all contest rules.
All contestants must adhere to the all-white couture theme. Judges’ decisions are final. One winner per category.
Friday, 15, 17.00 - Friday, 15, 20.00
El Segundo, CA
0.00
Situated at Chapman University's Fowler School of Law in Orange, CA, the Black Law Student Association represents a thriving community of law students united by shared values and a commitment to supporting one another throughout their legal education journey. This student-led organization embodies Chapman University's mission of fostering an inclusive and welcoming environment where diverse voices are heard and celebrated. The association serves the Chapman University community in Orange, California by creating spaces for meaningful dialogue, cultural awareness, and professional development among law students. Members of the Black Law Student Association benefit from a strong sense of belonging and camaraderie as they navigate the challenges and opportunities of law school together. The organization plays an important role in enriching the student experience at Chapman's Fowler School of Law, located in Orange, by promoting academic achievement, professional networking, and community involvement. Through its various programs and activities, the association helps students build lasting relationships and develop the interpersonal skills necessary for success in the legal profession. As part of the broader Chapman University network, the Black Law Student Association connects students with alumni, faculty mentors, and community partners, creating a comprehensive support system that extends beyond the classroom and into the professional legal community.
Based at Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, CA, the Black Law Students Association represents an essential community within the law school, dedicated to supporting Black students as they pursue their legal education and professional aspirations. This student-led organization recognizes the unique experiences and perspectives that Black law students bring to the legal profession, creating a supportive network that fosters belonging and mutual growth. Members of the association benefit from peer mentorship, professional development opportunities, and connections with legal practitioners and leaders who share their commitment to justice and equity. The association's work complements Santa Clara Law's institutional values, which emphasize developing lawyers who excel with integrity and passion for justice. By bringing together students with shared experiences and goals, the organization builds community while addressing the distinctive challenges and opportunities that Black students encounter in legal education. The association provides a space for dialogue, advocacy, and collaboration on issues affecting their communities and the legal profession. Through events, professional networking, and support systems, the SCU Black Law Students Association empowers members to thrive academically and professionally. The organization embodies Santa Clara University's broader commitment to inclusive education and social justice, recognizing that diverse perspectives strengthen the legal profession and enhance its capacity to serve all communities equitably and effectively.
The Black Law Students Association at the University of San Diego represents a meaningful community of students committed to supporting one another and advancing diversity within the legal profession. Located in San Diego, CA, this student organization embodies the university's core values of compassion, ethics, and leadership development through its inclusive and welcoming approach to legal education.
At its heart, the USD Black Law Students Association creates a safe and empowering space where Black law students can build lasting friendships, share experiences, and celebrate their identities as future legal professionals. The organization recognizes that community and connection are essential components of a fulfilling law school experience, particularly for students navigating the legal field from underrepresented backgrounds.
Serving the San Diego community and the broader legal profession, the association is dedicated to fostering mentorship relationships between students and established attorneys. These connections help bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world legal practice, while also promoting visibility and representation in the legal community.
The organization's commitment extends beyond individual member support to include advocacy for systemic change within legal education and the profession. By promoting dialogue about diversity, equity, and inclusion, the USD Black Law Students Association contributes to the University of San Diego's mission of preparing compassionate leaders who are committed to ethical practice and social justice.
Through collaborative programming, community service, and mutual support, members of the Black Law Students Association in San Diego develop not only as legal scholars but also as advocates for positive change within their profession and communities.
San Diego,
CA
California's Pacific coastline runs for hundreds of miles where coastal mountains meet the sea — rugged headlands, turquoise coves, and sea stacks along the route from Big Sur and the Central Coast to beaches north and south.