Clackamas Community College is welcoming the community to a local performance of the eye-opening play, “The Laramie Project.”

Gorgeous, poetic, pointed, and profound, this story of a small African community's experience of jihad manages to tell a political ...

Who will win Portland's August Wilson monologue competition and move on to Broadway finals in New York?

Portland will get up close to a popular hip hop group known for confronting social justice issues and embracing Pan-Africanism ...

Put on your dancing shoes and come hear six marimba bands play high-energy music from Zimbabwe and South Africa for ...

Judge Darleen Ortega eschews the whitest Oscar's in recent history and chooses her own top 10 of year.

The movie Selma is a story about the power of people.

Judge Darleen Ortega goes through what's hot and what's not at the 38th Portland International Film Festival.

The Hollywood Theatre opens a three week series of black films for Black History Monty, concentrating this year on the ...

For the first time since 1998, the stage has been set for our nation to celebrate its least diverse Oscars.

Every February, I travel the world--and so can you, or virtually so, because the Portland International Film Festival offers the ...

Portland Community College's Cascade Festival of African Films is going local.

Alberta Rose Theater is set to bring together some of Portland and Seattle’s most talented musicians and vocalists.

You’re invited to join author Renée Watson for the launch of her new book, “This Side of Home.”

A new performance is hitting Portland this weekend. “Maybe It’s Because…(I’m So Versatile)” is a performance piece written and performed ...