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Da’ Boneyard – Roxbury, MA

Da’ Boneyard was a powerful community event held in Roxbury, MA, focused on honoring ancestral memory, cultural roots, and the stories buried beneath forgotten urban spaces.

Through live performances, storytelling, visual art, and public ritual, the gathering invited local residents to reflect on the legacies of land, loss, and resilience. The event created a sacred space for dialogue, remembrance, and creative expression — bringing together youth, elders, artists, and historians in a vibrant celebration of history and healing.

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Forgotten Souls of Tory Row – Cambridge, MA

Forgotten Souls of Tory Row was a deeply moving public art and history project held in Cambridge, MA, dedicated to honoring the lives of enslaved individuals once tied to the historic Brattle Street mansions.

Through ceremonial gathering, spoken word, music, and the unveiling of symbolic sculptures, the event reclaimed space for the untold stories of Black ancestors whose labor and suffering helped shape the city.

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Visit to Roatan, Honduras, Central America

Black Coral, Inc. was pleased to partner with History Cambridge to erect a temporary public art installation on the front lawn of the Hooper-Lee-Nichols House in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

This installation is dedicated to the 'Forgotten Souls of Tory Row.'

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1st Annual Fruit Tree Program, Boston, MA (Summer/Fall 2024)

The 1st Annual Fruit Tree Program was a vibrant community event held across Boston neighborhoods during the Summer and Fall of 2024. Focused on environmental justice, food sovereignty, and neighborhood beautification, the event distributed free fruit trees to residents, families, and local organizations

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Mini event

This intimate Mini Event served as a grassroots gathering aimed at connecting local residents through culture, conversation, and creativity.

Held in a public outdoor space, the event featured pop-up storytelling, youth art activities, and music that reflected the spirit of community resilience and togetherness. Though modest in scale, it created meaningful interactions and laid the groundwork for deeper engagement in future programs. It was a reminder that even small gatherings can spark big change.