BHM: Black Banjo Reclamation Project - 2026
Next date: Friday, February 27, 2026 | 01:00 PM
to 03:00 PM
In honor of Black History Month, join us for an afternoon of Black music history and performance from Hannah Mayree of the Black Banjo Reclamation Project, with special guests!
The Black Banjo Reclamation Project (BBRP) is a group of musicians and performers employing a multitude of tactics to advance African American and Black life through the pursuance of the traditional folk musical practices relating to the banjo. BBRP is a cultural institution focused on reinstating and reconnecting Black people with African-based, diasporic cultural traditions of the banjo in local communities and around the world. Our healing comes from creating spaces for Black artists to thrive as we pursue the banjo— a historically Black and African communication and spiritual technology.
No registration required; bring your loved ones and see you there!
Image courtesy of the BBRP website.
When
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Friday, February 27, 2026 | 01:00 PM
- 03:00 PM
Location
The entrance to the Main Library is wheelchair accessible. The venue can be accessed through the 1st floor Library Cafe. Please call or email us with other access needs or questions.
Stafford Room, 1st Floor, 1550 Oak St, Main Library, 94501, View Map
37.76681019999999,-122.2424341
1550 Oak St ,
Main Library 94501
Stafford Room, 1st Floor
1550 Oak St ,
Main Library 94501
BHM: Black Banjo Reclamation Project - 2026