Friends of MOJA present The Roots of a Renaissance
A Celebration of Culture and the Storytellers who capture it.

The Roots of a Renaissance is a curated visual and sonic exhibit celebrating the poets, artists, and storytellers who give language to the Lowcountry, honoring the 50th anniversary of Black History Month, also known as Black Futures Month. The experience unfolds through a gallery featuring a dynamic group of artists—including the three most recent Moja Arts Festival poster artists—alongside a live poetic play that weaves the voices of five poets into a story of roots, resolution, and renaissance, arranged by Charleston Poet Laureate A$iahMae and backed by a music trio. 

A public workshop designed to deepen community conversation around Black Futures Month and the vital role art plays in shaping a collective renaissance will be held earlier in The Drawing Room of the Dock Street Theatre from 3:00-4:30pm.