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Grits & Eggs Podcast: Coming Thru America Tour​​​

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Swerve Presents

Grits & Eggs Podcast: Coming Thru America Tour

Sat, February 6th, 2027

Historic Lyric Theater

819 NW 2nd Ave, Miami, FL 33136

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Deante Kyle is a content creator, podcast host, and rising voice in the culture known for his sharp humor, authenticity, and perspective on everyday life. Building his audience from the ground up through viral social media moments, Deante quickly became a fan favorite for his relatable commentary and effortless charisma. His hit show the Grits & Eggs Podcast, has cemented him as one of the South’s most refreshing new talents, mixing unfiltered conversations, cultural insights, and comedy. With a growing digital footprint and a loyal following that spans platforms, Deante continues to expand his influence as a storyteller and entertainer representing the next wave of Atlanta’s creative energy.

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NOW HIRING!

Facilities Manager

The Black Archives is seeking a skilled, mission-driven Facilities Manager to oversee the care, safety, and long-term planning of our three historic properties in Historic Overtown, Miami.

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Ideal candidates have 5–7+ years of facilities management experience, preferably with historic buildings, theaters/performance venues, or cultural institutions, and are comfortable moving between strategic planning and on-the-ground problem solving.
 

Learn more about responsibilities, qualifications, and how to apply by viewing the full position description at the link below.

Internship Opportunity

Join The Black Archives History & Research Foundation for a paid student internship. Gain hands-on experience while contributing to the preservation of our rich cultural heritage.

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Celebrating a Milestone:

The Historic Lyric Theater Receives Its Historic Marker

The Black Archives History & Research Foundation of South Florida Inc., in partnership with the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Agency (SEOPW CRA) and the City of Miami, proudly announce the placement of a historic marker for the Historic Lyric Theater. This significant event, coordinated with Alexander Adams and the Florida Department of State, underscores a shared commitment to preserving and educating the public about the vibrant history of Black Miami.

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Featured Collection:

The Miami Times Newspaper Collection

The Miami Times is South Florida's African-American newspaper. The paper was established in 1923 by a Bahamian immigrant, Henry E. Sigismund Reeves.

The Black Archives History & Research Foundation of South Florida, Inc.

Black Archives Historic Lyric Theater

819 NW Second Avenue | Miami, FL 33136

786.708.4610 | baf@BAHLT.org

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