Join Black Educational Events in Charlotte, NC providing educational opportunities for your community. These events offer learning experiences that honor cultural heritage while helping members of the Black community develop new skills and knowledge.
Mark your calendars for the 3rd Annual HBCU College Fair hosted by the College Outreach Ministry of New Life Fellowship Center!
The College Outreach Ministry of New Life Fellowship Center is proud to host the Third Annual HBCU College Fair! An HBCU Fair designed to connect students with the rich legacy and educational opportunities offered by Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). This event serves as an invaluable resource for high school students, transfer students, and their families to learn about the academic programs, scholarships, and campus life at various HBCUs across the country.
Attendees will have the opportunity to meet with college representatives to hear first hand college admissions and financial aid. Whether students are exploring college options or finalizing their decisions, this fair provides essential tools to support their higher education journey. Join us for an inspiring day of networking, empowerment, and celebration of HBCU excellence!
Bringing the community together through art, culture, and conversation with two inspiring Black Charlotte artists.
What does it truly take to build a creative career that leaves a lasting impact?
Join us for Black Men in Art, a free community artist talk celebrating creativity, entrepreneurship, and the power of storytelling through art.
Hear from two accomplished Black artists based in Charlotte, North Carolina, as they share their personal journeys, creative processes, business experiences, and the lessons they’ve learned while building meaningful careers in the arts. Whether you’re an aspiring artist, entrepreneur, creative, or community supporter, this conversation is designed to inspire, educate, and encourage you to pursue your vision with confidence.
This event is proudly sponsored by the CLT Creative Growth Grant and the ASC Venue Access Grant, making this experience free and open to the public.
Hosted and organized by Curvaceous Behavior Nonprofit, under the leadership of Founder and Executive Director Geornee Jefferies, this gathering is more than a conversation—it’s an opportunity to connect with Charlotte’s creative community.
Come early to explore and support local vendors, network with fellow creatives, and experience an afternoon filled with inspiration, authentic conversations, and community.
Event Details
Doors Open: 1:00 PM
Artist Talk: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Admission: Free (Registration encouraged)
Parking Information: Parking is not included. A public parking garage is located across from the venue, and limited street parking is available nearby.
Come be in the room where creativity, culture, and community come together
Captain Ka’zen is a Charlotte-based visual artist and creative whose work blends storytelling, culture, and identity through bold artistic expression. His artwork has been featured throughout the community, using creativity as a way to inspire conversation, connection, and representation. As an entrepreneur, he continues to build a lasting impact by turning his passion for art into a meaningful career while mentoring and uplifting the next generation of creatives.
Frankie Zombie is a Charlotte-based multidisciplinary artist known for his distinctive artistic style and commitment to authentic self-expression. Through painting and creative innovation, he has developed a recognizable brand while contributing to Charlotte’s growing arts community. His work reflects the importance of originality, resilience, and using art as a powerful tool for storytelling and cultural impact.
Mark your calendars for the 3rd Annual HBCU College Fair hosted by the College Outreach Ministry of New Life Fellowship Center!
The College Outreach Ministry of New Life Fellowship Center is proud to host the Third Annual HBCU College Fair! An HBCU Fair designed to connect students with the rich legacy and educational opportunities offered by Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). This event serves as an invaluable resource for high school students, transfer students, and their families to learn about the academic programs, scholarships, and campus life at various HBCUs across the country.
Attendees will have the opportunity to meet with college representatives to hear first hand college admissions and financial aid. Whether students are exploring college options or finalizing their decisions, this fair provides essential tools to support their higher education journey. Join us for an inspiring day of networking, empowerment, and celebration of HBCU excellence!
Bringing the community together through art, culture, and conversation with two inspiring Black Charlotte artists.
What does it truly take to build a creative career that leaves a lasting impact?
Join us for Black Men in Art, a free community artist talk celebrating creativity, entrepreneurship, and the power of storytelling through art.
Hear from two accomplished Black artists based in Charlotte, North Carolina, as they share their personal journeys, creative processes, business experiences, and the lessons they’ve learned while building meaningful careers in the arts. Whether you’re an aspiring artist, entrepreneur, creative, or community supporter, this conversation is designed to inspire, educate, and encourage you to pursue your vision with confidence.
This event is proudly sponsored by the CLT Creative Growth Grant and the ASC Venue Access Grant, making this experience free and open to the public.
Hosted and organized by Curvaceous Behavior Nonprofit, under the leadership of Founder and Executive Director Geornee Jefferies, this gathering is more than a conversation—it’s an opportunity to connect with Charlotte’s creative community.
Come early to explore and support local vendors, network with fellow creatives, and experience an afternoon filled with inspiration, authentic conversations, and community.
Event Details
Doors Open: 1:00 PM
Artist Talk: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
Admission: Free (Registration encouraged)
Parking Information: Parking is not included. A public parking garage is located across from the venue, and limited street parking is available nearby.
Come be in the room where creativity, culture, and community come together
Captain Ka’zen is a Charlotte-based visual artist and creative whose work blends storytelling, culture, and identity through bold artistic expression. His artwork has been featured throughout the community, using creativity as a way to inspire conversation, connection, and representation. As an entrepreneur, he continues to build a lasting impact by turning his passion for art into a meaningful career while mentoring and uplifting the next generation of creatives.
Frankie Zombie is a Charlotte-based multidisciplinary artist known for his distinctive artistic style and commitment to authentic self-expression. Through painting and creative innovation, he has developed a recognizable brand while contributing to Charlotte’s growing arts community. His work reflects the importance of originality, resilience, and using art as a powerful tool for storytelling and cultural impact.
