The Celebration of Black Writing Literary & Arts Conference will again be hosted at Temple University, and we will feature some of Philadelphia’s most notable authors and artists conducting workshops, performances, panel discussions, film screenings and live “In the Sanctuary” podcasts in more than 50 sessions throughout the course of the day! Check out the conference highlights at artsanctuary.org/cbw
About Art Sanctuary's Celebration of Black Writing: Art Sanctuary’s Celebration of Black Writing (CBW) is one of the most prominent African-American literary events in the nation putting the spotlight on black literary, visual and performing arts. Larry Robin of Robin’s Bookstore originally founded the event as a one-day gathering of literary scholars and authors over 30 years ago. After taking over, Art Sanctuary has spent over a decade transforming the CBW into a month-long festival showcasing the talents of African Americans of all ages, background and interests. This May, black art and culture will fill the city of Philadelphia with a month-long exhibit, community literary and performance events, author readings, and workshops for emerging writers and artists. This year is sure to be the biggest celebration yet!