We are honored to welcome Sara Kow-Falcone to our gallery walls this coming November as our exhibiting artist for our upcoming production of STRAIGHT WHITE MEN.

Who doesn't love a delicious holiday cookie recipe? 🍪 🎄

Join us for the first of our community events for our upcoming production of STRAIGHT WHITE MEN! We will be hosting a holiday cookie class for all ages at Massachusetts Avenue Project on Sunday November 9th from 11am-1pm.

The class will be FREE but space is LIMITED so make sure you rsvp as soon as possible via the link in our bio!

Join us after the show on Sunday, Nov. 16th for a dinner in theme with Straight White Men! Come for the show,stay for the Moo-Shu.

Ujima will be partnering with PUSH Buffalo for a powerful conversation about race and justice. Everyone is welcome to attend, even if you haven’t seen the play (but we hope you will).

Join us on Wednesday, November 19 at 5:30 p.m. in the Community Room at School 77 (429 Plymouth Ave., Buffalo). Light refreshments will be provided.

Ujima is a founding member of Frontline Arts Buffalo also known as FAB. Established in 2018, the coalition seeks to support frontline arts and cultural organizations in Buffalo in our transition from conditions of precarity to viability. We are a collaboration among artists, arts administrators, engaged citizens, justice advocates, and policy researchers.

Ujima is an active and participating organization of the Crossroads Coalition. The coalition is comprised of over ten progressive organizations committed to a just transition and building a new, community-controlled economy in Buffalo. The collective includes activists, creators, grassroots educators, organizers, and researchers who realized that all of today’s major battles for justice are linked, and equally important.

Ujima is partnered with Buffalo Public Schools’ Office of Culturally & Linguistically Responsive Initiatives to present the Lorna C. Hill Speaking Contest. Students from across the district compete locally at their respective schools in order to qualify for the final round of the contest which will is held annually at the Lorna C. Hill Theater. We are so excited to see the next generation of great orators and performers follow in the legacy of our late founder.