Performing Arts & Technology High School (PATHS) prepares to shine a light on student artistry and cultural pride during its annual Black History Month show on Friday, February 27, 2026. The event takes place at the Thomas Jefferson Auditorium, located at 400 Pennsylvania Ave. in East New York.
This year’s program, titled “Our Story: The Power of Black Excellence,” runs from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, with doors opening at 5:00 PM. The evening aims to unite students, families, and community members through a celebration focused on history, the arts, and cultural pride.
An Evening Showcasing Student Talents
This special event highlights performances by several PATHS student ensembles, including:
- PATHS Theatre
- PATHS Modern Band
- PATHS Dance
- PATHS Vocal
Music, dance, and dramatic presentations allow students to reflect on Black history, courage, and accomplishment, bridging past and present through their creative work and vision for the future.
Celebrating Legacy Through the Arts
The PATHS Black History Month show is recognized as a standout tradition, acting as both a commemoration and a space for student expression. This year’s theme centers on excellence, offering students the chance to share how their heritage shapes their artistic journey.
“It’s about much more than the performance – it’s about embracing identity and empowerment,” shared Mrs. Jones, PATHS Dance instructor. “Our students invest deeply in this event. Their performances celebrate stories of resilience and achievement that resonate throughout our community.”
Welcoming the Community
Everyone is invited, with tickets priced at $10 for adults and $5 for students and young children under 7. Families, alumni, area residents, and educators are encouraged to come show their support.
Hosted at the TJC Auditorium on 400 Pennsylvania Avenue, the event promises to gather a vibrant audience for this annual landmark celebration of creativity, culture, and community spirit.
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