

Alameda
πͺHannah Mayree, Seraphina Perkins, Azere Wilson performing
πΆPerformances followed by open jam session + Q&A
πStafford Room, first floor β no registration needed
Black Banjo Reclamation Project
- Venue: Alameda Main Library
- Address: 1550 Oak Street, Alameda, San Francisco, CA
- Date and Time: Friday, February 27, from 1 PM to 3 PM
- Price: Free; no registration required.
- Artists: Hannah Mayree, Seraphina Perkins, and Azere Wilson of the Black Banjo Reclamation Project.
- Activity Description: A Black History Month event featuring performances by the Black Banjo Reclamation Project. The project aims to provide musical, cultural, and land-based healing opportunities for Black and Afro-Diasporic communities using the banjo to reclaim ancestral wisdom and create Afro-futures. Each artist will perform a set, followed by a jam session and an audience Q&A. The event will take place in the Stafford Room on the first floor of the library.
Black History Month event
Live banjo performances
Cultural healing music
Audience Q&A included
Saturday, February 27,
1:00 PM
Free


Alameda
πͺHannah Mayree, Seraphina Perkins, Azere Wilson performing
πΆPerformances followed by open jam session + Q&A
πStafford Room, first floor β no registration needed
Black Banjo Reclamation Project
- Venue: Alameda Main Library
- Address: 1550 Oak Street, Alameda, San Francisco, CA
- Date and Time: Friday, February 27, from 1 PM to 3 PM
- Price: Free; no registration required.
- Artists: Hannah Mayree, Seraphina Perkins, and Azere Wilson of the Black Banjo Reclamation Project.
- Activity Description: A Black History Month event featuring performances by the Black Banjo Reclamation Project. The project aims to provide musical, cultural, and land-based healing opportunities for Black and Afro-Diasporic communities using the banjo to reclaim ancestral wisdom and create Afro-futures. Each artist will perform a set, followed by a jam session and an audience Q&A. The event will take place in the Stafford Room on the first floor of the library.
Black History Month event
Live banjo performances
Cultural healing music
Audience Q&A included
Saturday, February 27,
1:00 PM
Free