Coalition for African Americans in the Performing Arts

Movin' On Up Concert: Women and the Great Migration, presented by Coalition for African Americans in the Performing Arts (CAAPA), will be held at The Howard County Historical Society, located at 8328 Court Avenue Ellicott City, Md at 4pm to 5:30pm.

Non-profit arts organization brings together two cultures in celebration of Black and Jewish composers including Bernstein, Joplin, Previn, and more.

Two cultural arts organizations partner to showcase talent from Korean American and African American communities in celebration of the Pyeong Chang 2018 Olympic Winter Games during Black History Month.

CAAPA begins Black History Month the second weekend in January for MLK's birthday and continues until Harriet Tubman's date of death, the second week in March.

The Coalition for African Americans in the Performing Arts (CAAPA) announces twenty-five exciting season programs helping "Bring Color to the Classics!" at annual kick-off event.

Prince George's County homegrown bass/baritone helps bring color to classical music and performs in concert with youth and noted Washington, DC chorale group.

While Beyoncé gave new meaning to the expression "I slay", a Washington, DC area organization features eight classically trained sopranos who use arias, Negro Spirituals, Jazz, and Broadway as platform to portray beautiful and powerful women in

Arts organization partners with the City of Bowie to bring a talented roster of Black classical musicians in a concert celebration helping to usher in the new year and includes a special musical tribute to recently passed Mary Nusser.

While another opera company closes its doors in New York, the Coalition for African Americans in the Performing Arts moves forward with refreshing and innovative programming.

President Obama to award the National Medal of Arts National Endowment of the Arts award to George Shirley, Board Member for the Coalition for African Americans in the Performing Arts