Join us for the the 2024 Visibly Invisible: Honoring Our Unsung Sheroes Gala Dinner!

Get ready to dazzle in your fabulous semi-formal attire as we make a triumphant return after a pandemic hiatus, promising an evening of elegance and empowerment like no other.

Join us as we celebrate the resilience, perseverance, and invaluable contributions of Black women in our community and beyond. The gala will be a feast for the senses, featuring a mesmerizing multimedia experience that includes fashion, visual art, dance, and photography, all designed to showcase the strength, contributions, and complexity of the roles Black women play.  Celebrating Black/African Culture! 

We are thrilled to honor 50 exceptional women who serve as positive role models and inspirations, embodying the spirit of empowerment and social justice. 

The evening will kick off with a social hour and marketplace, where you can connect with and support Black Women Entrepreneurs. You'll also have the chance to view the photos of our 2024 Queens (Unsung Sheroes) and be captivated by The Sacred Queen/Reflection Dolls from the participants of SISTAS Dolled Up Workshops, alongside artwork by Shalonda Menefee.

Doors open at 5:00 pm for the social hour and marketplace, followed by the main event at 6:00 pm, featuring the Visibly Invisible Fashion Show showcasing Fashions by SHAMEN, including Queendomwear and Kingdomwear Fashions. This will be followed by a dinner and awards ceremony from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm, and finally, from 8:30 pm to 11:00 pm, we'll dance the night away in celebration of our collective strength and resilience.

Dinner will include a Vinegrette salad, Main course dinner options include Morroccan Chicken or Vegetable Wellington.  Dessert option of Creme Broulee Cheesecake or Triple Mousse 

Don't miss your chance to be part of this unforgettable evening of celebration and empowerment. 

Secure your tickets now and join us for a night to remember!

This event is made possible in part by the generous support of the Regional Arts and Cultural Council, Collins Foundation, and Northeast Coalition of Neighborhoods.