Want to learn what attending a Historically Black College or University is like and how it can become a reality for you or your child?

To complement DRUMLine Live's performance on January 14, The Z has collaborated with the Andrea McCoy Recreation Center, T.R.U.E. Diversity, Domino's, WNB One Radio, Sparrow's Eye and the MLK Day Community Program with strategic support from Paige L. Jones to offer a free HBCU College Fair!

Join us to:
Connect with graduates from 8+ HBCUs
Experience HBCU culture through an interactive halftime performance and Q&A with the cast of Drumline Live! (12:30pm)
Learn about local scholarships offered by the Martha Briggs Educational Club and the Community Foundation
Connect with the New Bedford High School Guidance Department
Register to vote

The event will take place from 11am - 2pm at Andrea McCoy Recreation Center, 181 Hillman St., Bldg. 8, New Bedford. Free pizza provided by Domino's.

This event is free and open to all, but we ask you to please register in advance by "purchasing" a ticket, above. As a thank you for registering, you will receive a special offer to DRUMLine Live on January 14 in your confirmation email!

Cheyney University of Virginia - Ronald "Fred" Haywood

Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) - Monica Zeno-Martin & Kendra Lee

Hampton University - Paige L. Jones

Howard University - Christina Ackah & Dana Rebeiro

Morgan State University - Ronald Barboza

North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University - Aiesha Colson & Tasha Marshall

North Carolina Central University - Lauren Ramos

Southern University - April C. Funches

Spelman College - Stephanie Taylor

Virginia State University

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This program is supported in part by a grant from the Acushnet Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency.