POWER: A 2-Day Celebration of Black Art, History, & Culture at MOSH and Ritz Theatre and Museum

Jan 20 at 5:00 pm – 10:00 pm

About POWER
Presented by the MOSH Passport Series and in collaboration with Ritz Theatre and Museum, the second annual Power event is a vibrant celebration of Black Art, History, & Culture in Northeast Florida. This two-day event is part of MOSH’s Passport Series program, which aims to connect communities and cultures and facilitate educational growth. Listen, learn, and enjoy the dynamic atmosphere that celebrates Black Art, History, & Culture!

Tickets
A single ticket purchase provides access to both venues for the event and includes food selections, access to discussion panel sessions, live entertainment, and free exploration of Museum exhibitions.

Adult | $30
Child (ages 3 – 12) | $20

Day 1
Saturday, January 20 from 5 – 10 PM at MOSH
– Art Exhibitions highlighting Local Black Artists
– Local Black-owned businesses and Cuisine
– Live Entertainment
– Film Screening in the PNC Community Conference Room
– Discussion panel on important topics in Jacksonville with Dr. Diana Greene, CEO, Children’s Literacy Initiative and retired Superintendent of Duval County Public Schools; Erica Willie, CEO, Science Sis; and Trey Ford, Co-Founder, Black Films Matter and Duval Soil & Water Conservation Board Supervisor from 7:30 – 8:30 PM in the PNC Community Conference Room.

Day 2
Sunday, January 21 from 2 – 6 PM at Ritz Theatre and Museum
– Celebrate the opening of exhibition Connections by local artist Marcus Williams
– Local Cuisine and Vendors

About the MOSH Passport Series
Cultural events like POWER are a collaborative effort with esteemed local organizations and individuals who are acknowledged leaders within their cultural communities. The MOSH Passport Series events are designed to create a welcoming environment that truthfully, authentically, and responsibly showcases the cultural richness of Northeast Florida. The focus is on education and understanding, uniting diverse communities with shared goals to enhance Jacksonville for everyone.

https://themosh.org/event/power-a-celebration-of-black-art-history-culture/