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Monday,
February 3
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10 – 11 am
AC1-150
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Celebrate Black History Month with us at Clovis Community College! We're excited to begin the month with an Opening Ceremony filled with engaging activities and featuring special guest Brandon "Griot B" Brown, Founder and CEO of School Yard Rap. Join us as we honor the legacy, achievements, and contributions of Black Americans in a vibrant and welcoming community event. Reception and light refreshments to follow.
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Monday, February 3
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10 – 1 pm
AC1-150
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Black-Owned Vendor Fair
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Wednesday, February 5
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2 – 4 pm
Crush Café
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Join us as we kick off Black History Month with a cozy, creative event of hot cocoa and painting with our very own Ms. Audia Dixion. Sip on delicious cocoa, unleash your inner artist, and celebrate the rich cultural heritage that inspires and unites us all. Free hot chocolate and art supplies will be provided to all those who attend!
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Saturday, February 8
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8:30 am – 4 pm
Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park (near Tulare, CA)
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Join us for a day of learning and reflection at Colonel Allensworth, the first town in California founded, financed, and governed by African Americans. The event will highlight the cultural wealth of the Central Valley and provide insights into our local historical context. 30 student* and 5 staff/faculty spots** are available and will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Transportation and lunch will be provided by the CCC BAASE Program. View the event details for more information and a list of activities.
*Students must be currently enrolled to attend.
**Approved/signed travel and conference forms are required to reserve a spot.
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Wednesday,
February 12
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11 am – 1 pm
AC1 Open Computer Lab
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Join us for a rejuvenating self-care experience that celebrates both your well-being and Black heritage. Indulge in a peaceful escape from daily stressors with a FREE massage hosted by Selful Massage. Create a personalized essential oil blend and take time to relax, recharge, and reconnect with yourself during this special Black History Month event that is open to all!
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Wednesday,
February 12
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2 – 4 pm
AC2-102
(Dance Room)
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Join Charah Coleman for a healing sound bath that blends ancient techniques with modern sound therapy. Let the soothing vibrations of gongs, singing bowls, and other instruments guide you into deep relaxation, bringing balance, clarity, and peace. This experience offers a chance to reconnect with yourself and the group, creating a sense of unity and calm.
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Wednesday,
February 19
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10 – 11:30 am
Outside of the library
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CALLING ALL BAKERS! Get ready to prepare your favorite sweet potato pie recipe and join us for the Sweet Potato Pie Contest outside of the library. Students, staff, and faculty are invited to show off their pie-making skills to compete for the title of top baker. It’s all about fun, flavor, and friendly competition! Don't forget to bring your list of ingredients!
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Wednesday,
February 19
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12 – 1 pm
Library
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The National African American Read-In is the nation's first and oldest event dedicated to diversity in literature. Participants have 5 minutes to read from literary work by a Black author or writer. You can read a favorite poem or poems, an excerpt from an essay or article, music lyrics, a short story, or even something from a children’s book.
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Wednesday, February 26
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3 – 5 pm
AC2-179
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 BAASE Movie Night
As Black History Month closes, please join us for a movie night of fun, snacks, and bonding. Movie: TBD (Classic Black Comedy).
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