Come show off your 90's style and win a GBH T-shirt during our throwback 90's event with DJ Slick Vick.

Hailing from Boston, MA, DJ Slick Vick is a young music visionary best known for her diverse range of musical interest and high energy DJ sets. She believes that music is a universal language that connects humanity, and she values the dance floor as a sacred space where human connection is not only found but amplified.

Join us for an evening of music, wine, and food.



Registration is encouraged for this free event.

Juan Nieves keeps the folkloric Puetro Rican musical tradition alive. His cuatro, the national instrument of Puerto Rico, has accompanied him in more than 15 countries worldwide. Throughout his 24-year career, Juan has produced three albums and many singles. His music has been featured in various films, and he has shared the stage with renowned artists such as Richie Ray and Bobby Cruz, Ismael Miranda, Tony Succar, and more. Juan is the fifth cuatro player to graduate from Berklee College of Music. Juan leads his own projects, “Juan Nieves & Legado Orchestra” and “Legado Records.”


Come join us for an evening of music, wine, and food.


Registration is encouraged for this free event.

Join James “Jimmy” Hills, host of the Dorchester-based online show Java with Jimmy, for a special “brew” of his show with a live audience at the GBH Studio in the Boston Public Library.

As August comes to a close, Jimmy will mark Black Business Month with a conversation recognizing the work of local Black-owned businesses and entrepreneurs.

Jimmy welcomes Errin Davis, COO of The Davis System, Daniel Laurent, CEO & founder of the Black Dollar U.S, and Malia Lazu, founder of The Urban Labs. These three visionary leaders are making a significant impact within Boston’s Black business community and beyond.

They will talk about their personal journeys, triumphs, and the impact of their organizations, as well as the challenges faced by Black business owners. Together they will explore some of their innovative solutions.

Errin Davis has played a crucial role in ensuring that community remains at the core of The Davis System. Daniel Laurent has revolutionized the way consumers can discover and support Black-owned businesses across the country. Malia Lazu's pioneering efforts with The Urban Labs have empowered communities by promoting social justice, education, and sustainable economic development.

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