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Promoting the cultural arts experience at HBCUs
HBCU CULTURED DANCE AND ARTS SOCIETY
Culturally rooted. Creatively inspired.
Promoting the cultural arts experience at HBCUs
From gospel and music studies to jazz ensemble performances, Historically Black Colleges and Universities throughout the United States have played an essential role in providing the educational foundation and exposure opportunities for students pursuing their interests in arts, dance, design, music, theater, and cinema.
The HBCU Cultured Dance and Arts Society strives to bring awareness to the significant contributions of HBCU’s to the performing arts community while also strengthening the infrastructure and providing technical and financial assistance for existing programs to ensure their sustainability for years to come
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HBCU CULTURED DANCE AND ARTS SOCIETY
Upcoming Events
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Events & Tickets
Inaugural Event
- 25th June. 2022
- 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm
- Doors will open 6:30pm and will close 7:15pm
- 330 Chapel St. SW Atlanta, GA 30313
**Must be 18 years or older to attend event
WHO WE ARE
Promoting the cultural arts experience at HBCUs
Past, Present, and Future
The HBCU Cultured Dance and Arts Society is a not-for-profit organization that has been formed to create, highlight, and strengthen the performing arts and dance programs of Historically Black Colleges and Universities throughout the United States.
The goals of the HBCU Cultured Dance and Arts Society are as follows: (a) to bring more awareness of existing dance and arts programs of HBCU’s (b) to help develop and strengthen the infrastructure of HBCU affiliated dance and arts programs (c) to generate funding to support identified arts and dance programs of HBCU’s (d) to provide scholarships for aspiring and current students who identify performing arts or dance as their selected college major and (e) to provide start-up business grants for HBCU current students and/or alumni who desire to start a business focused in the arts, music, theatre, cinema, design, and/or dance industry.

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— Debbie Allen
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