By: Ricky Ian Gordon, Lynn Nottage, & Ruby Aiyo Gerber

World Premier - This House - Opera Theatre of St. Louis

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A house is more than four walls and a roof — it is a keeper of memories and a witness to legacy. The Walker family has lived in the same Harlem brownstone since the 1920s, and they have fought hard to keep what they have. When Zoe returns home after many years away, she asks her mother Ida and her brother Lindon to let her renovate the dilapidated building. But Ida and Lindon do not wish to change it. The house is their whole world, and every room is full of ghostly voices and painful memories. As hidden truths about the family’s legacy come to light, Zoe begins to realize that the secrets harbored within these walls are deeper and more profound than she ever imagined.

Get out of the cold and join us for the first Salon of 2025 featuring musical artist, Marvin Cockrell

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Don't miss this Black Friday Special featuring Marvin F. Cockrell with special guest Kim Fuller-Barnes! Enjoy an early evening of live music at a steal in one of the city's most unique cultural venues.

This is an empowering series of photography, storytelling, and community as we work towards ending incarceration of women and girls!

Join The Griot Museum of Black History to celebrate Sister Cities St. Louis Missouri and Saint-Louis, Senegal with the intercultural exhibition titled Terang’Art II – A Celebration of Art and Hospitality!

Learn how to create a family oral history project and deepen family history research from Kelly Elaine Navies, Museum Specialist in Oral History at the National Museum of African American History and Culture!

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The Black Abstraction Overview program will be a short presentation about Black abstraction history and artists, including three that were St. Louis born!

Join us in partnership with Perennial for a hands-on weaving workshop!

Get inspired by our summer exhibit and make 3D art!

Juneteenth "FREE-DOME" Celebration is a one day family oriented event celebrating the rich heritage, history and culture of people of African descent. We will come together to show that we are UNITED and to celebrate our unity with diverse people throughout Saint Louis City.

Join The Griot Museum of Black History as we debut the St. Louis premiere of Lift Every Voice, an exhibition featuring 15 hooked rugs inspired by Elizabeth Catlett's 1947 series I Am the Black Woman!

Hosted by the University of Missouri - St. Louis’ We Are St. Louis Initiative - Join us in celebrating the digital projects by these local storytellers and public historians. In addition to previews of the projects, there will conversation, food, & refreshments.

Join us for our 3rd Salon to build community with fellow artists and creative hustlers around St. Louis before summer kicks into high gear!

Step into the past and witness captivating tales of resilience and redemption at The Griot Museum’s double feature screening of short films, Honorable and Eliza.

Celebrate the launch of a historic initiative for The Griot Museum and St. Louis black history!

Fifth Friday’s are for artists at The Griot!

Honor Women’s History Month at The Griot Museum with three amazing St. Louis women who changed the way we see ourselves on the big screen!