400 Years: The Evolution of Black America at 3 p.m. in The Clayton Center Auditorium. Through poetry, dance, and visual art, this powerful stage production brings 400 years of Black history to life. From the arrival of the first enslaved Africans in America to today's ongoing pursuit of justice and equality, the performance highlights the resilience, creativity, contributions, and lasting legacy of Black Americans. 

400 YEARS: THE EVOLUTION OF BLACK AMERICA - JUNE 18TH

ONE SCREENING ONLY:

Thursday, June 18:  Doors Open At 7:00

400 Years: The Evolution of Black America — The Documentary

Go behind the scenes of the powerful theatrical production that moved audiences across the region. This special documentary screening offers an intimate look at the creation of 400 Years: The Evolution of Black America, featuring rehearsal footage, cast interviews, creative development, backstage moments, and live performance clips from the stage production.

From the first ideas to the final curtain call, the film captures the passion, collaboration, and cultural significance behind the movement.