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Due to COVID-19, SLOC Musical Theater will not be running its previously announced 94th Season. We look forward to bringing you new and innovative content over the course of the year.

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The Mission of SLOC is to Provide Opportunities for Adults and Youths to Experience and Participate in the Performing Arts

Today we encourage you and your family members, no Today we encourage you and your family members, no matter the art medium- crayons, poetry, song, dance- to think about a topic, person, some aspect of Black culture that inspires you and CREATE! Our post features several works from the Hamilton Hill Arts Center’s Jerry Burrell Virtual Gallery. Visit https://hamiltonhillartscenter.org/ to see more impressive artistry and be sure to Like/Follow their Facebook page to see some of their programming for this month and months to come! Share your creations with us by tagging @sloctheater or using #BHMatSLOC #createwithSLOC
Did you know? Dr. Martin Luther King’s “I Have Did you know? Dr. Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech, delivered in 1963 during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, is over 17 minutes long in its entirety? The small snippet that we hear and learn in school is nowhere near the only message and poignant point made during this impactful address. .. Full audio and transcript available in our bio! #BHMatSLOC #listenwithSLOC #readwithSLOC
Soul food gets its roots from the rural South, but Soul food gets its roots from the rural South, but the cuisine itself can have many different origins. Today we will be sharing a recipe for Curry Shrimp, a traditional dish from Jamaica. Whether served over rice or eaten straight from the pot, this is definitely a recipe that will feed your soul. Tanisha Findley, provider of the Curry Shrimp recipe for today’s post, says, “making Curry dishes give me a way to feel close to my culture and heritage and are a staple in most Jamaican households.” Join us on Feb 26 during our Community Give Back [virtual event] as members of our Committee for Diversity walk through the Curry Shrimp recipe, and feel free to cook along! What are YOU cooking tonight? #BHMatSLOC #cookwithSLOC
We’ve talked a lot about reading and expanding o We’ve talked a lot about reading and expanding one’s horizons when it comes to literature, film and art. If autobiographies and biographies are more your style, consider making your next read about a prominent Black figure. Speaking of prominent black figures- today we also celebrate what would have been the 90th birthday of Toni Morrison. While Morrison never did publish an autobiography (and a biography is yet to enter the literary world), she worked incredibly hard to expand the black American literary canon and leave a legacy that will not soon be forgotten. #BHMatSLOC #readwithSLOC
Diversity and representation in children’s books Diversity and representation in children’s books is a topic that is not often highlighted. This representation empowers young children who may not be used to seeing themselves in the pages of the books they read. It also challenges children's worldviews and creates a dialogue within families and classrooms. Here we’ve provided some titles as well as resources for help in expanding your book collection, whether in the classroom or at home! Show us some of your favorite titles and authors by tagging @sloctheater or commenting below! #BHMatSLOC #readwithsloc .. Great accounts to follow: @hereweeread @theconsciouskid @readbrightly @thetinyactivists
Don't forget to check out our Facebook event later Don't forget to check out our Facebook event later this month!!
Part II: (Tips 6-10) It's important to commit to c Part II: (Tips 6-10) It's important to commit to calling out racism and prejudice frequently. These conversations are not easy, so we’ve created a list of “Ten Tips” to help you feel more confident in doing so. These suggestions can be used as a starting block or reference if you are not sure where to begin! Make a pact with yourself to start challenging those who may never have been challenged before regarding their racist words or actions. #BHMatSLOC ** This list was influenced by works by and interviews of author @ijeomaoluo, So You Want to Talk About Race.
Part I (Tips 1-5): It's important to commit to cal Part I (Tips 1-5): It's important to commit to calling out racism and prejudice frequently. These conversations are not easy, so we’ve created a list of “Ten Tips” to help you feel more confident in doing so. These suggestions can be used as a starting block or reference if you are not sure where to begin! Make a pact with yourself to start challenging those who may never have been challenged before regarding their racist words or actions. #BHMatSLOC ** This list was influenced by works by and interviews of author @ijeomaoluo, So You Want to Talk About Race.
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SLOC Musical Theater | 427 Franklin Street, Schenectady, NY 12305 | Tickets: 518-730-7370
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