As people embraced the idea of in-person gatherings again, Green Acre continued a series of events focusing on the arts and the African Diaspora, entitled The Pupil of the Eye. The series was inspired by a concept in the Bahá’í teachings comparing African Americans to...
Presented by Green Acre, a Bahá’í Center of Learning & the Seacoast African American Cultural Center (SAACC). This arts-based exploration of Afrofuturism will include three art galleries, one at SAACC, another at Green Acre and third online, opening in late April...
In this episode we will continue to explore the theme of resiliency through three films about American Indian culture in the United States, its richness and its struggle to persevere and flourish. Two of the films are documentaries, one on the restoration of Native...
Members of the Greater Seacoast community gathered at Green Acre’s Reimer Hall on Saturday, November 13, for a presentation on The Significance of Cultural and Artistic Expression of the Northeast Woodlands Indigenous Peoples by Ed Bullock as part of Green Acre’s...
Doors opened on Saturday, November 30th for Green Acre’s current art show, ‘Abdu’l-Bahá: Champion of Justice, Promoter of Unity, Exemplar of Service.In the year of the Centenary of His passing, numerous artists contributed to honoring the life and work of...
Celebrating Black Vision & Voices Green Acre will be hosting a series of events in November and December focusing on the arts and the African diaspora: What’s Going On • Nov 7th at 8:00 PM Black Man Poetry • Nov 14th at 7:30 PM Initiation: In Love Solidarity Event...
Chaga Nolosan – Walking in Beauty, Green Acre’s Indigenous-centered, multi-media art show, had its first viewing in conjunction with the Harvest Buffet. Part of the Exploring Justice Through Beauty series of art exhibits, Chaga Nolosan strives to highlight and amplify...
An Evening of Elevated Conversation through the Words of Black Women Vignettes from “Black Lady Poetry” an evening of poetry and community dialogue elevating the conversation in the greater Seacoast community through the words and experience of black women. Samantha...
Artists Helen Butler, Sharon Davis, and Jacqueline Claire explore the role the arts can play in the creation of a society described in the title of Green Acre’s current art show: Just, Diverse, United: The Destiny of America. See how these active artists utilize...
Please join Green Acre on the fourth Friday of the month for a free zoom gathering for those local to the Maine/New Hampshire Seacoast to explore spiritual themes through art and devotion. Each month we’ll explore a particular topic and artistic expression. This...