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| Stone Center Guide to the Web - Cultural Centers (4 items) |
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- African-American Cultural Complex
- Located in Raleigh, NC, “the African American Cultural Complex is a unique collection of artifacts, documents and displays of outstanding contributions made by African Americans and are housed in several buildings along a picturesque nature trail.” The site features information about the history of the Cultural Complex as well as a schedule of events and exhibits. (Source: African-American Cultural Complex)
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- Afro-American Cultural Center of Charlotte
- “The Afro-American Cultural Center preserves, promotes, and presents African-American art, history, and culture to all citizens of Charlotte-Mecklenburg, the surrounding counties and the nation.” The site contains detailed information about the myriad events at the center. (Source: Afro-American Cultural Center)
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- Hayti Heritage Center
- Located in Durham, North Carolina, the Hayti Heritage Center “is committed to preserving, restoring, and developing the complex into a cultural and educational institution that promotes the understanding and appreciation for African American experiences and contributions to the world.” The site features a list of current and past exhibits, performance schedules, educational resources, and annual events and festivals. (Source: Hayti Heritage Center)
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- YMI Cultural Center
- Located in Asheville, North Carolina, the mission of the YMI Cultural Center is to “celebrate African American culture and diversity in the community.” The site features a history of the center, exhibitions and programs, event archives, and links of interest. (Source: YMI Cultural Center)
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