them people at 3 keys

Native New Orleanian led cultural event curation and Black Artist management company Them People Productions, is all about promoting, encouraging, and strengthening the New Orleans Black community through the performing and culinary arts and their Ace Hotel New Orleans partnered series “Them People at 3 Keys”is no different. The monthly series aims to highlight Black New Orleans based performing artists in the beautiful ambiance and vibe of 3 Keys. A variety of drink specials and Ace Hotel’s full award-winning kitchen menu is always featured.

Diaspora Diner

The idea for Diaspora Diner was born of a desire to connect more deeply with various iterations on the cultures from which our African ancestors hailed. Founder Krystle Cameron says, “I’ve always found the alchemical nature of African culture both mystifying and empowering; people taken as slaves from the shores of West Africa transformed the food, languages, and landscapes of every country they eventually set foot in. I find comfort and inspiration in being able to trace the recipes, music, and dances of my Southern upbringing all the way back to The Motherland.”

In song, dance, and conversation giving historical-cultural-religious settings to the music, the featured cultural performance ensemble complements the cuisine being served and the the community building being fostered. 

Black Coffee sunday

While there is still so much work to do in and for our community, we also need to make room for self-care. We need to carve some time out for #BlackJoy. 

Black Coffee Sunday is a fellowshipping event that offers a space for carefree fun, sharing, networking, and healing. It's  a momentary but necessary reprieve from the struggle. It's to refuel and recharge you, help you meet like-minded kinfolk, and mentally prepare you for a week where you might be one of the few, if not the only, who understands how hard it is to #staywoke.

It's also a damn good excuse to get lit on a Sunday afternoon.

The Black Women's Bazaar

In honor of the innumerable contributions Black women have made to society, The Black Women’s Bazaar showcases local artisans, crafters, and healers in a marketplace unlike any you’ve seen in The Bay.

In addition to handmade jewelry, original art, organic beauty products, and artisanal food products, the event features a Black Women’s Healing Room with free classes and group session designed specifically to serve the sisters, mothers, daughters, and nurturers who uplift our community.

Support the many works and wonders of Black women at this annual family-friendly event.

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