Our Blog
The Africentric Arts Blog is a space for learning, reflection, and community voice.
Explore stories, ideas, lessons, and cultural moments connected to Black children, youth, families, creativity, and community life.
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For youth, parents, families, artists, and community members who want to share a personal story, reflection, lesson, or lived experience connected to culture, identity, creativity, or community.
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For writers, educators, youth leaders, artists, and professionals who want to contribute articles, opinion pieces, educational content, or reflections that align with Africentric Arts’ work.
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For anyone who wants to recommend a person, youth, artist, business, organization, program, event, or community initiative that deserves to be highlighted.
Tri-Municipal residents and leaders came together to celebrate Black history, culture, and achievements this February 2026.
It is easy to assume that children naturally know how to include others.
But the truth is, many grow up without ever being shown what real inclusion looks like, and who gets left out as a result.
Explore how youth leadership drives personal growth, strengthens communities, and inspires transformative change across Canada and beyond.
This July, Africentric Arts hosted a transformative summer camp in Stony Plain, offering children aged 4 to 12 a unique experience of creativity, self-discovery, and fun. From djembe drumming to drama and arts and crafts, campers uncovered hidden talents and made lasting memories while breaking away from digital distractions and learning the value of community service.
Helping kids feel confident is so important. When children believe in themselves, it helps them do better in school, build friendships easily, and handle tough situations with ease. Confidence is like a magic key, it opens doors to many great things in life.
Ever wondered how to bridge the gap between your heritage and your child's upbringing? Dive into our latest blog where we unveil three effortless ways to seamlessly weave culture into your child's daily life.
Telling African history through African voices. African Heroes that fought for freedom, unity, peace and justice.
Explore the transformative journey from high school to self-discovery. Gain insights on aligning passion with profession and finding your unique path forward.
Marimbas, steel pan and dance brought neighbours together at Stony Plain’s first Afri-Vibe Festival. One audience member’s joyful moment onstage captured the spirit of the afternoon.