Honoring the Past. Inspiring the Future.

Explore how Harmony Cultural Village preserves, protects, and passes on the rich heritage of the African Diaspora and other global cultures.

Introduction to Cultural Preservation

At Harmony Cultural Village, Cultural Preservation means more than just remembering the past—it means keeping our traditions alive, strengthening identity, and sharing knowledge with new generations.

We are committed to safeguarding stories, arts, languages, rituals, music, and foodways through educational programs, digital tools, and community-led events that ensure cultural expressions are not lost, but celebrated and passed forward.

Programs Under Cultural Preservation

Harmony Cultural Village offers and supports a variety of cultural preservation initiatives including:

🖼️ Pop-Up Museum of the African Diaspora

A traveling exhibit showcasing key historical moments, art, and stories of the African Diaspora. Features immersive digital storytelling and community workshops.

🌍 Cultural Heritage in Schools

In-class or afterschool programming that introduces students to cultural traditions, food, music, and art through interactive learning.

🎤 Oral History & Storytelling Circles

Elder-led storytelling sessions, recordings, and archiving of lived experiences from African, Caribbean, and Indigenous communities.

📚 Language & Literacy Revitalization

Workshops and digital resources to preserve and teach endangered or underrepresented languages from the diaspora.

🪘 Traditional Arts & Music Workshops

Hands-on learning of drumming, dance, textile art, and visual storytelling, led by master artists and culture bearers.

Get Involved

Want to support cultural preservation?
You can volunteer, donate, partner with us, or bring a program to your community or classroom.

Become a Cultural Ambassador
Bring a Program to Your School or Community

Let’s Preserve Culture Together

We believe in the power of culture to heal, educate, and unite. With your support, we can ensure traditions are preserved and passed on for generations to come.