African-American Collective Theater ACT

04/26/2026

Sunday May24, 2026 5 pm
Undercroft Theater
Washington, DC

Info & Tix: www.a-act.org

03/31/2026

"When we come together, we are unstoppable. On March 31st, we celebrate Trans Day of Visibility and cheer our trans siblings making their voices heard. We are showing up in the streets, at the polls, and in our daily lives.

Right now, attacks on the trans community are escalating. Anti-equality officials threaten our freedoms, our rights, and our very existence, but we are stronger. Our visibility is powerful and when we take action there is no stopping us".

https://www.hrc.org/campaigns/international-transgender-day-of-visibility

03/27/2026

Organizers nationwide are mobilizing to defend the rights and safety of LGBTQ people, especially trans youth and people of color. 👉 https://bit.ly/4bXe4EG

03/27/2026

These artists join Willem Dafoe, previously announced as international message author, in inviting theatremakers and audiences worldwide to celebrate World Theatre Day.

03/06/2026

✨ New Black Renaissance begins. ✨

The stage is set for the DC Black Pride 2026 Opening Reception, and we’re bringing together an incredible lineup of Black q***r artistry to start the celebration.

🎤 Headliner: Grammy Award–Winning Artist Durand Bernarr

🌟 Special Performances By:
Bang Garçon
Jay Columbus
Akeem Woods
Rue Pratt
Be Steadwell
Bennu Byrd

🎙 Hosted by: Anthony Oakes

📅 Friday, May 22, 2026
⏰ Doors Open at 5PM
📍 999 9th Street NW

This event is FREE, but RSVP is required to gain entry and receive a complimentary drink ticket to set the vibes for the night.

As we step into the DC Black Pride 2026 theme — New Black Renaissance — this evening will celebrate the creativity, brilliance, and cultural power of Black LGBTQ+ artists who continue to shape our community.

🎟 RSVP now: dcblackpride.org

Visit dcblackpride.org to explore all official DC Black Pride 2026 events.

03/06/2026

03/06/2026

DC Black Pride 2026 announces “New Black Renaissance” theme and Durand Bernarr as headliner. Mark your calendars for May 22-25. 👉 https://bit.ly/3PcFm1O

03/06/2026

02/14/2026

02/11/2026

A relatively unknown, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper was a Baltimore native born in the early 1800s who fought for voting rights, women's rights and an end to slavery.

02/07/2026

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