June 19th- October 26th

Join Strawbery Banke in welcoming SAACC with a new exhibit in the Rowland Gallery. Hear from Sandi Clark Kaddy, President of SAACC, and Linnea Grim, President and CEO, Thomas W. Haas Endowed Chair.

This exhibition reflects on SAACC's role as New Hampshire’s first Black arts and culture center and highlights the center’s impact through art, history, and public education over the last 25 years.

August 3rd

The NAACP Community Picnic is a great time to get together and enjoy the seacoast with your friends and neighbors. Catch up with old friends and meet new ones! This is a family friendly event!

August 17th

SAACC is a core participant in the New England BIPOC Festival, an annual celebration since 2021 of food, music, and community in the greater Seacoast area. Our members share stories, insights and their multiple talents in festival performance and provide information about the Center and possibilities to contribute.

“As long as black and brown people are marginalized, ignored, regarded as second class citizens, or blocked from the same rights and privileges enjoyed by white folks, our democracy cannot succeed.” - From the festival organizers