Save the date for another unforgettable evening filled with inspiration, creativity, and powerful storytelling! Join us for the second event in our annual series, where we’ll explore how art can transform communities and spark social change.

Hear uplifting narratives of artists and activists who are harnessing the transformative power of art and storytelling to foster racial healing and a sense of belonging.

Our program is inspired by the powerful AVAM exhibition, Esther and the Dream of One Loving Human Family, featuring the incredible artwork of Holocaust survivor Esther Nisenthal Krinitz and other talented creators.

The evening will include visionary artist and community activist, Lily Yeh, whose work is showcased in Esther’s exhibit. Lily will be in conversation with Art & Remembrance Board member, Cecile Lipworth. With a mission to heal and empower communities worldwide, her artistic journey is sure to inspire!

And back for the second year, The Stoop Storytellers, Baltimore’s very own storytellers, will share heartfelt and authentic narratives from local residents who have channeled their art to promote healing and drive social change.

Join us at AVAM, in partnership with Art and Remembrance, for a night that promises to be as impactful as it is uplifting!

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