Join Black community events in Queens, NY 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.
Six DIFFERENT black girls, strangers to each other, go to a group therapy session. They may be strangers going in but they'll never be the same coming out. The therapist has each girl to choose her number which will define who she is. Come join the session and find the answer to what is your number. Because every girl has a number and every woman has a breaking point.. what's yours?
Sunday, 26, 13.30 -
Sunday, 26, 15.00
Queens,
NY
_$25
Members of the Metropolitan Opera and Jazz at Lincoln Center visit Queens for an evening of jazz, opera, spirituals and more. A peaceful and enlightening evening of music, stories and friendship for the mind and soul featuring Denisha Ballew (vocals), Alphonse Horne (trumpet) and Jon Thomas (piano).
Saturday, 28, 19.00 -
Saturday, 28, 21.00
Queens,
NY
_$25
Get ready for an epic night at BLACK WINTER 2026, Le Chic, on February 7, 2026 at 10:00 PM (Eastern Time)! Join us for a night filled with the ultimate all-black Experience and premium cuisine. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience!
Saturday, 07, 22.00 -
Sunday, 08, 03.00
Queens,
NY
_$25
Get ready for a celebration of Black Excellence featuring winter fun and job opportunities at our upcoming winter festival in 2025!
Celebrate the spirit of Black Excellence at our exciting festival! Join us for a day filled with empowerment, inspiration, and opportunities. Network with industry leaders and job recruiters while enjoying winter-themed activities. This in-person event is your chance to connect, learn, and grow. Don't miss out on this incredible experience!
Saturday, 06, 11.00 -
Saturday, 06, 16.30
Queens,
NY
_$25
Join us for Juneteenth in Queens: The Family Reunion!
Experience a day of celebration and reflection at Roy Wilkins Park as we commemorate the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States,including the last freed in Galveston, TX. Enjoy live music, dance performances, food vendors, and more!
In 2025 we celebrate the Black family reunion as a powerful symbol of love, connection, and cultural legacy. It is a time to honor the bonds that hold us together, the traditions that sustain us, and the joy that radiates from our shared experiences. Join us as we gather in unity, embracing the spirit of family as a cornerstone of resilience, a celebration of our heritage, and a foundation for a brighter future.
Juneteenth in Queens is a community empowered event with Black Creativity, Black Business, Black Love, Black Wealth, Black Networking, Black Opportunity, Black Excellence, and Black Joy.
Since the summer of 2020, multiple Queens communities have reconnected to highlight, celebrate, and commemorate the history of Black Ancestors and their journeying to liberation through Juneteenth.
Connect with the community and learn about the rich history of Juneteenth. This in-person event is a great opportunity to come together and honor the resilience of our city. Don't miss out on this special occasion!
Thursday, 19, 12.00 -
Thursday, 19, 20.00
Queens,
NY
_$25
A Celebration of Black Music and Culture in America
Learn about the musical gems of the jazz, opera, and African American Spiritual genres, tracing the rich tradition of black music, art and culture in America. An interactive performance that is fun for the whole family.
Community Concerts for Kids is a series created with our youngest audience members in mind. All concerts are interactive, 60 minutes in length, and are FREE to all who attend. All ages are welcome!
Saturday, 07, 16.00 -
Saturday, 07, 17.00
Queens,
NY
_$25
Since its founding in 2015 by Mohamed Q. Amin in response to anti-LGBTQ+ hate in Richmond Hill, Queens, NY, the Caribbean Equality Project has emerged as a vital human rights organization serving Black and Brown Caribbean immigrants navigating intersecting challenges of discrimination, violence, and systemic barriers. CEP builds authentic community by creating safe, intergenerational spaces where Caribbean LGBTQ+ people—including documented and undocumented immigrants, people of all abilities, and those of diverse religious faiths—can share experiences and find belonging. The organization's work is grounded in inclusivity and intersectionality, celebrating the full humanity and dignity of the Caribbean diaspora while directly confronting homophobia, transphobia, racism, and anti-immigrant sentiment. Through storytelling, cultural and social programming, and grassroots organizing, CEP cultivates progressive Caribbean neighborhoods free from violence and oppression. The organization recognizes that Caribbean LGBTQ+ immigrants face unique vulnerabilities—from family rejection and healthcare discrimination to violence from employers, medical professionals, and law enforcement—and responds with culturally responsive healing justice programs. CEP's commitment extends to solidarity with Indigenous communities and decolonization efforts, acknowledging the land upon which it organizes. Today, after a decade of transformative work in Queens and Brooklyn, CEP continues building toward its vision of a permanent Caribbean LGBTQ+ center in New York City, a home of belonging and sustained impact for the community it serves.
