If your a book lover who enjoys reading literature written by African-American and Latino authors, meeting new people while having fun, then this is the group for you. A monthly book will be chosen to read, and reviewed. Reviews will be shared with authors and publishers so our voice can be heard by authors and publishers. Members will be informed of publishing news, events, workshops and seminars. We will host guest speakers, authors and contributers to the publishing industry to discuss self-p …

Do you enjoy reading,meeting established, new and upcoming authors? If the answer is yes then you have come to the right group. Every SECOND SUNDAY our group will meet to discuss the book choice of the month while being in the company of people who share the same interest, discussing literature written for, about and by people of color specializing in Black American and Latino Genre and enjoying refreshments. Meetings will take place in the BRONX at The BRONX MUSEUM of THE ARTS located at 1040 …

The goal of this group is to mentor and share information that promotes various businesses in our communities, from art, fashion, entertainment through retail stores etc. We want to bring awareness to African-American businesses or entrepreneurs looking to network and grow their business. This group is open to start-ups and existing businesses looking for growth and expansions. Share your ideas and generate exposure.

This African American Genealogy Meetup Group was started to support and share sources of information for researching one's family tree. Multiple sources include the census and  DNA.  The group's name is "Sankofa," a Ghanian word meaning " to go back for that which you have forgotten." We go back to our ancestors to find our true selves.

Welcome to the New York City Monopoly Meetup Group! I have been playing Monopoly since I was a child and started collecting Monopoly Games in the 1980's. I currently have over 275 different sets from all over the world (different countries, different cities, themed editions, you name it). My goal is to share my love of this great game with others. I often bring different versions to the meetups to play. Most countries and cities have localized the properties. And I think it's much more fun if yo …

I decided to start this group because dance is my passion I enjoy creating and sharing new works of performing art. I am interested in forming a creative movement group where the emphasis would be creating choreographed work and performing in various venues. The purpose of this group would be to work collaboratively in choreography telling a story using the various styles , such as house,waacking, popping, locking, B-boy,b-girl vogue, African,Brazilian, modern, etc.. and poetry etc... The group …

… You enjoy both casual and elegant social/networking events including (but not limited) to: lively book, movie or current event discussions; museums and the arts; fine dining; wine tasting; ladies lunches; and spa and fitness events.  I'd like to keep this group relatively small, therefore, membership to this meetup is selective.  Request to Join Now!

WELCOME BLACK THEATER LOVERS ENJOY BROADWAY, OFF-BROADWAY & REGIONAL THEATER PRODUCTIONS! Love great theater and film and the possibility of meeting new friends -- then Role Call is the place for you! With this group, there's no need to go to the theater alone. You'll join other theater and movie lovers at a variety of stage and screen productions, particularly those that exemplify Black life and culture and are geared towards Black theater-goers. Whether it's a Broadway or off-Broadway show, a …

The National Association of Black Actors & Supporters (NABAS) was founded by Antoinette M. Dailey in 1989. NABAS’ mission is to reflect more diversity and to promote and preserve awareness of Black American Culture, Heritage and Influence on Film, Television and Stage. NABAS was developed to foster and encourage the outstanding stories, talents and relevance of the Black Experience. NABAS's mission is to ensure the public trust in the talents African American artist in the areas of film, televis …

"I am what I am because of who we all are." - Ubuntu, African Proverb. Are You Afro? is an international music and dance project that expounds upon the fact that all human beings come from Africa and with them, our collective music; distinct but linked to the continent of Africa. We are a cultural lifestyle brand that connect people of all background through Afro inspired dance music as well as blending hip-hop into our world. Are You Afro? suggests further that the global community is the perso …

Purpose of our group: * Socialze with people through music & dance. * Share the knowledge and culture of Afro-Caribbean dances, Salsa, Mambo, Cha Cha, Merengue, Bachata & more. * Bring people from dance classes to live entertainment venues, clubs, anything Latin dance related. * building self confidence, and make new friends ( for all you shy people! I was one of them.LOL!)   Join us!

This is a group for renaissance women who enjoy, art, music, culture, fine cuisine, books, creative pursuits and conversing with like minded women. We do not care how old you are, how much you weigh, whether you are blinged out or wearing a habit, whether you are married, single, divorced or gay. We do expect that you will be bright, funny, friendly and ready to have a good time. Technology is creating a great deal of loneliness in society. Let's get together make new acquaintances and friendshi …

We're here to keep you informed and up-to-date on what's happening in our diverse communities on Long Island. We announce and host ... cultural events social events business events civic events   You'll find out what's happening on Long Island before it happens!   Our goal is to highlight and promote the events in the African American, Latino, Asian and Native American communities that are often overlooked in the mainstream media.   We host: The Touchpoints Relationship Forum: Get-togethe …

… Afro Jam features showcases by local and international artists--from comedians, poets, singers, etc. We encourage both up-coming and established artists, who want to share their creativity with us to send an email with a brief description of their work to spyonproductions@gmail.com. Check out our website at AfroJam.org. Blessings to all.      

This group is dedicated to African American, Caribbean and Latino professionals looking to network, socialize and have a good time in and around the NYC area. Our mission is to host exclusive afterwork/late night social gatherings and events catered to meeting new people, sharing new ideas and having some fun at the same time. Our group will consist of mature, friendly and outgoing individuals, ages 25-45 from various professions such as music & entertainment, film, fashion, the arts, banking, f …

The DMX Dance Company is a movement that began to take shape in April of 1999, when friends & other dancers came together to teach and share their dance experiences beyond simply giving quick tips, sparking the development of a team of well-informed dancers whose commitment to the Art of Dance would develop a teaching program regarded by many as simply….THE BEST. These individuals dedicated themselves to the promotion of their Art as the African American treasure that it is. They further desired …