Kwanzaa is a time for reflection and community celebration within the Pompano Beach Black community, we are reminded of the rich history and vibrant stories shared on Villij News. These principles are not just abstract ideas; they come to life through local stories and the incredible individuals in our community. 1. Umoja (Unity) Unity is a cornerstone of
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On December 14, the Hazel Armbrister Courtyard at the Ali Cultural Arts Center was buzzing with creativity and community spirit, all thanks to the “40 for 40” art experience hosted by Major Visibility Providers. This event wasn’t just about showcasing art; it was a celebration of community, bringing people together for an evening of fun,
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A Solo Exhibition by Chris Clark Pompano Beach Arts is thrilled to present Crowns and Trophies, a captivating solo exhibition by acclaimed self-taught artist, illustrator, and muralist Chris Clark. Held at the Ali Cultural Arts Center, this exhibition showcases a vibrant collection of works exploring themes of identity, history, and representation. Clark employs a diverse range
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By David Miller Well, what happened? Since 2021, there has been a lot of construction work being done on the streets of Collier City, a predominantly African American subdivision in the City of Pompano Beach. Thirty years! Long anticipated infrastructure has been taking place on NW 27th avenue, and now we finally see some results
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