The Hurleyville Performing Arts Centre (HPAC) is proud to welcome Music in Common back to Hurleyville on Thursday, August 13 at the HPAC Cinema, 219 Main St., Hurleyville, starting at 8 pm. Following a memorable Black History Month appearance at HPAC earlier this year, the nationally acclaimed nonprofit returns with an all-new program that continues its mission of using music, storytelling, and conversation to foster understanding across communities.

The evening begins with the premiere screening of “Black LP”, a new documentary highlighting the Black Legacy Project, a musical celebration of Black history that promotes racial healing and deeper community understanding through music. The film explores the creative process behind the project and the artists whose work reflects the enduring influence of Black history and culture.

Following the film, audiences will experience “Songs & Stories,” Music in Common’s signature performance that blends music, spoken word, and personal storytelling into an uplifting and thought-provoking journey. Rooted in Americana, soul, folk, and hip-hop, the performance invites everyone to see the world through a new lens by celebrating the common ground that unites us across backgrounds and generations.

General admission is $10, and a portion of ticket proceeds will benefit Sullivan County NAACP Chapter 2187-B, supporting its ongoing work to advance civil rights, educational opportunity, civic engagement, and equity throughout Sullivan County.