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Black Health & Wellness Events in New York, NY

Experience Black Health & Wellness Events in New York, NY promoting holistic wellness within your community. These events blend traditional cultural health practices with modern wellness approaches, creating supportive environments for the Black community's health journey.
CURLFEST 2026
CURLFEST 2026
CURLFEST 2026 is a long-anticipated chance for the natural beauty community to reunite and celebrate the culture without bounds. After a thoughtful pause to realign our mission and power up with purpose, CURLFEST is officially returning in Summer 2026, and you're invited to be part of the next chapter. This isn’t just a festival. It’s a movement. A safe space. A joyful gathering that uplifts the culture and celebrates the power of the global natural beauty community. We’re coming back with the same love, the same energy, only deeper, more intentional, and unapologetically us.

Saturday, 25, 12.00 - Saturday, 25, 19.00 New York, NY _$25

Beyond the Pain: Black Women Navigating Fibroids, Treatment, & Advocacy
Beyond the Pain: Black Women Navigating Fibroids, Treatment, & Advocacy
Join Marsha Badger, Founder of Introvert N the City, Ayanna Dutton-Diaz, Co-Founder of Non-Corporate Girls, and Yasmeen Duncan, CEO of The Sisterhood Society for Women of Color, for a powerful and necessary conversation centering the experiences of Black women living with fibroids. This intimate panel will explore the physical, emotional, and systemic impact of uterine fibroids—an issue that disproportionately affects Black women and continues to be under-discussed in healthcare spaces. Providing expert insight is Dr. Renita F. White, MD, a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and featured voice on The Honey Pot Pulse Panel. Dr. White will share compassionate, evidence-based guidance on why fibroids are so prevalent among Black women, current treatment options, and how to advocate for yourself within a medical system that often overlooks our pain. From personal stories to practical tools, this conversation offers space for truth, sisterhood, and collective healing. Together, we’ll challenge the silence, speak our truths, and reclaim our right to informed, affirming care. Because when Black women speak up, healing begins.

Wednesday, 16, 18.00 - Wednesday, 16, 20.00 New York, NY _$25

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CURLFEST 2026
CURLFEST 2026
CURLFEST 2026 is a long-anticipated chance for the natural beauty community to reunite and celebrate the culture without bounds. After a thoughtful pause to realign our mission and power up with purpose, CURLFEST is officially returning in Summer 2026, and you're invited to be part of the next chapter. This isn’t just a festival. It’s a movement. A safe space. A joyful gathering that uplifts the culture and celebrates the power of the global natural beauty community. We’re coming back with the same love, the same energy, only deeper, more intentional, and unapologetically us.

Wednesday, 16, 18.00 - Wednesday, 16, 20.00 New York, NY 70.73

Beyond the Pain: Black Women Navigating Fibroids, Treatment, & Advocacy
Beyond the Pain: Black Women Navigating Fibroids, Treatment, & Advocacy
Join Marsha Badger, Founder of Introvert N the City, Ayanna Dutton-Diaz, Co-Founder of Non-Corporate Girls, and Yasmeen Duncan, CEO of The Sisterhood Society for Women of Color, for a powerful and necessary conversation centering the experiences of Black women living with fibroids. This intimate panel will explore the physical, emotional, and systemic impact of uterine fibroids—an issue that disproportionately affects Black women and continues to be under-discussed in healthcare spaces. Providing expert insight is Dr. Renita F. White, MD, a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and featured voice on The Honey Pot Pulse Panel. Dr. White will share compassionate, evidence-based guidance on why fibroids are so prevalent among Black women, current treatment options, and how to advocate for yourself within a medical system that often overlooks our pain. From personal stories to practical tools, this conversation offers space for truth, sisterhood, and collective healing. Together, we’ll challenge the silence, speak our truths, and reclaim our right to informed, affirming care. Because when Black women speak up, healing begins.

Wednesday, 16, 18.00 - Wednesday, 16, 20.00 New York, NY 28.52

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