The Twin Cities has a packed weekend ahead with global sounds, Black-owned businesses, Afro-inspired performances, and a gallery celebrating 50 years of women in art. Here’s what’s hot.

BOMJA 002: Pon De Replay Friday, April 10 | 9 PM | The Cabooze, 913 Cedar Ave, Minneapolis

Kick off the weekend with BOMJA 002: Pon De Replay at the Cabooze. This 21+ event brings Afrobeats, dancehall, and global sounds to the dance floor for a night built around high energy and good vibes. Tickets range from $20 to $25. This one has a dress code, so come ready to show out. https://cabooze.com/event/bomja-002-pon-de-replay/the-cabooze/


The Black Market Mpls Saturday, April 11

The Black Market Mpls is a pop-up highlighting Black-owned businesses, vendors, and creatives. Free to attend, this is your chance to shop local and support the community while connecting with the people behind the brands. https://theblackmarketmpls.com/


AFROMATIC Saturday, April 11 | The Cedar Cultural Center

AFROMATIC at the Cedar Cultural Center brings together Afro-inspired music and live performances for a night of culture and community. Tickets are $17 in advance and $22 at the door. https://www.thecedar.org/events/safehuas-presents-afromatic


Legacy: The Women of WARM Gallery Sunday, April 12

Close out the weekend with Legacy: The Women of WARM Gallery, an exhibition highlighting the work of women artists and their impact on the local arts scene. The show celebrates the 50th anniversary of WARM Gallery’s founding in the Warehouse District of Minneapolis. https://www.mplsart.com/events/legacy-the-women-of-warm-gallery


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Lizzy Nyoike is a Hubbard School of Journalism & Mass Communication student with interest in community stories, investigative and multimedia journalism.

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