408 West 58th Street
The Caribbean Cultural Center focuses on the cultural activities of African descendants in the Americas, celebrating their rich traditions in music, dance, art, literature and belief systems. Exhibitions concentrate on painting, sculpture and hand-crafted items by African-American and Caribbean artists. Photographic exhibits document the history and contributions African descendants have made to cultures of the Western Hemisphere.
Concerts of contemporary and traditional music feature both African and American musicians. Gallery talks and conferences bring together artists, scholars, elected officials and community members to exchange information on the culture and societies of African descendants. The center also offers film screenings, an annual outdoor festival based on traditional African celebrations and scholarly conferences on African belief systems in the Americas.
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