AKWAABA returns this March to Congress Heights Arts and Culture Center (CHACC), located at  3200 Martin Luther King Avenue SE.  CHACC  + NationHouse will host it's 3rd  Pan-Afrikan Exhibition + Fundraising Art Exhibit featuring original art created by their students.

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Founded by socially conscious visual and performance artists who attended Howard University in the late 1960s, NationHouse Positive Action Center is celebrating its 44th year of educating families in historical and cultural truth.

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The name of the exhibit, Akwaaba, means welcome in the Ghanaian language of Twi, and this will be an opportunity to welcome this new partnership with CHACC and the community at large.

This month long exhibit will raise awareness for NationHouse and raise funds for the school's programs and growth. It provides the students and teachers a chance to showcase their art for the wider community.

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•March 10th  from 7:00pm to 9:30pm -  Opening Reception.

•March 31st from 7:00pm  to 9:30pm- Closing Reception

Feel free to stop by CHACC to view and purchase NationHouse's original art pieces 

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