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Black Prom: Harlem Nights

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Black Prom: Harlem Nights

The Black Prom: Harlem Nights is a glamorous celebration of Black culture, excellence, and community, inspired by the rich history of the Harlem Renaissance. This event serves as a bridge between our shared legacies and the horizons we aspire to reach, offering a night of elegance, empowerment, and joy.

Rooted in the theme “Black Legacies and Horizons,” Black Prom: Harlem Nights honors the artistic, intellectual, and cultural contributions of the Harlem Renaissance, a time when Black creatives redefined identity and reshaped the world’s view of Black brilliance. From jazz melodies to the evocative poetries, Harlem’s history reminds us of the power of our heritage to inspire future generations.

At its core, Black Prom: Harlem Nights is also a tribute to Black Joy and Celebration, embracing the beauty and diversity of the Black experience. This evening invites attendees to step into the glamour and sophistication of the 1920s while celebrating their own unique paths and the limitless possibilities ahead. Through music, dance, and performances, we reflect on how far we’ve come and look forward to the horizons of creativity, leadership, and resilience yet to be explored.

Harlem Nights is more than an event, it’s a statement of pride in where we’ve been and a declaration of hope for where we’re going. Together, we revel in the enduring spirit of Black excellence, honor the legacies that paved the way, and embrace the bright horizons of tomorrow.

Doors Open at 6:45

Collaborators: Black Student Union (BSU), Enrage Models, The Caribbean Students Association (CSA), East African Student Union (EASU), The National Pan-Hellenic Council (NPHC)

Sponsors : Lavender Lab & African American Studies Department (AASU)

Location

Adele H. Stamp Student Union

3972 Campus Drive

College Park, MD 20742

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Formal 20's glam attire. RSVP required. Doors open 6:45 p.m.

Contact

For disability accommodations, please contact Erica Simpkins at esimpkin@umd.edu

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