AfriKin: Art, Jazz and Champagne

Enjoy a transformative evening where art and music unite to amplify women's voices and celebrate their boundless creativity. AfriKin: Art, Jazz and Champagne, taking place Saturday, March 9 at the Scott Galvin Community Center, combines visual artistry with live jazz performances in recognition of Women's History Month. The evening's centerpiece, the Custos Soros exhibition, showcases diverse works by women artists working across multiple mediums – from traditional paintings and sculptures to multimedia installations and fiber arts.

Each featured piece tells a story of perseverance and triumph, reflecting personal journeys while addressing broader themes of women's empowerment and social justice. The carefully curated collection serves as both a celebration of creative achievement and a catalyst for meaningful dialogue about gender equality. Visitors can explore the exhibit while enjoying live jazz performances and champagne toasts.

The exhibition brings together artists from various cultural backgrounds and artistic disciplines, creating an inclusive space where different perspectives on women's experiences can be shared and understood. Through their work, these artists not only document their individual paths but also illuminate the ongoing global conversation about women's rights and representation.