EVENTS

• Starting in April - Community Garden & "Health is Wealth" Project 

Culturally Innovative Minds is excited to announce our "Health is Wealth" Community Garden project in partnership with Winston-Salem Foundation. We will be growing up to 15 varieties of organic vegetables, fruits, and herbs. We invite all gardening enthusiasts to join us as we explore topics related to organic gardening, longevity, and holistic wellness.

If you have any questions regarding health concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out to us at Denielle@culturallyiminds.org. Our healthcare advocate is here to offer valuable insights and help you formulate the best questions to discuss with your physician, ensuring you receive the care you deserve. 

• Open to all students who needs extra support - "Keys to Success" Saturday 11:00AM - 1:00PM

Lack of proficiency in Forsyth County is alarming, with 72% non-proficient in reading and 88% non-proficient in math, according to ncreports.com. 

Culturally Innovative Minds is dedicated to supporting our youth and community. We are now offering free tutoring with undertones of psychological wellness from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm. Please register the student via email or text, so we can properly prepare to serve our students. 

EMAIL: Denielle@Culturallyiminds.org

TEXT: (336) 483-4132

Malloy/Jordan East Winston Library 

1110 7th St, Winston-Salem 27101

• February 21st, 6:00PM- 7:30PM  "The Art of Expression" 

Come join us in celebrating African American & Indigenous people with art that meets culture. 

Culturally Innovative Minds wants to highlight some of the most influential revolutionary figures who have shaped our understanding of unity, Black economics, solidarity, and Black pride. At the forefront is Marcus Garvey, who was inspired by Booker T. Washington's belief that “in all things that are purely social, we can be as separate as the fingers, yet one as the hand in all things essential to mutual progress.” Garvey advocated for the idea that all people of African descent, regardless of where they live, should unite culturally and economically. He encouraged the establishment of Black-owned institutions to promote self-sufficiency. Mark your calendar for February 21st at 6:00 PM to join a discussion on Marcus Garvey's teachings and many others before us and how we can apply those principles in 2026. 

Click Donations to see the Black-owned businesses that supports Culturally Innovative Minds and encourage Black economics through entrepreneurship. 

• Date & Time TBD

  "The Art of Expression" 

Come join us in celebrating African American & Indigenous people with art that meets culture. 

Our mission is to celebrate triumph and resilience, and though we face obstacles, we will not be defeated. We may lack a venue at this time, our drive and divine purpose remain strong. Here's a framed piece of art that will be available for auction soon. All proceeds will benefit our free tutoring program and future events. Peace. #culturallyiminds 

Click Donations to see the Black-owned businesses that supports Culturally Innovative Minds and encourage Black economics through entrepreneurship. 

• New Partnership  

"Love Literacy"

Culturally Innovative Minds has partnered with Love Literacy to help K-3rd graders read and comprehend proficiently. We utilize a scientific approach that incorporates sensory methods and phonics to support children in developing their reading skills. Email Culturally Innovative Minds to schedule a 30-minute session designed to engage students and spark their eagerness to learn more. Denielle@Culturallyiminds.org or Text 336-483-4132