Monica Drake

WORKS & PROCESS: ‘THE ART OF TEACHING: PARTICIPATION AND PERCEPTION’.

At Cinema 16: Film, Music and a Happening in Brooklyn  The New York Times

A few shortcuts for finding rotating exhibitions, film series, music festivals and night spots known mostly to locals.

The Times’s Travel editor describes plans to cover travel in Cuba.

Wanting to give my daughter a childhood filled with memories of skiing, I was reminded that beginning anything means that you have to get comfortable with failure.

How do you get to know this island? Go off-season, to Carnival, and use the writer’s books as your guide.

John Parker, a former slave, was a daring conductor on the Underground Railroad. His home in Ripley, Ohio, helps to tell his story.

A gospel performance and African-American priest nod to the heritage of Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.

Micheaux’s movies gave black America something they had never seen — their loves and lives on the big screen.

In “Read Until You Understand,” Farah Jasmine Griffin explores how books have served as instruction manuals to guide her through difficulty and triumph.