The National Arts and Letters Commission was launched on September 24, 1973, under the presidency of our 15th National President Lillian Pierce Benbow.   The ultimate goal of the National Commission of Arts and Letters has been to boldly advance the black experience; highlighting the artistic contributions of African American people of the past and present and elevating them to public attention with particular emphasis on the positive roles of Black women.  The Harrisburg Alumnae Chapter participates in this initiative with our signature events.

 

      Signature events include:

• Red Carpet Movie Premiers

•  Author Spotlights

• Book Club 

• Participation in local arts celebrations and events 

• Delta Authors on Tour

• Bus Trips