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The Downtown CAAT celebrated its grand opening all October long! Take a look back with us as we reminisce about the events that made it ever so memorable! BABES & Art The Beauty and Brains Emanating Sisterhood (BABES) event held on September 30, 2023, was a dynamic and engaging gathering. The event featured a canvas art project led by Kathleen Arthur of TRACE, where attendees had the opportunity to express their creativity through art. Tiana Caldwell of Purpose Performers bro

The Beauty and Brains Emanating Sisterhood (BABES) event held on September 30, 2023, was a dynamic and engaging gathering. The event featured a canvas art project led by Kathleen Arthur of TRACE, where attendees had the opportunity to express their creativity through art. Tiana Caldwell of Purpose Performers brought energy and fun to the event with a dance session, adding a lively and interactive element. Additionally, Susan from Halo Marie Productions facilitated a theater i

"This made my Day!!" -S. White We were overjoyed at the love and support we received at our soft opening for CAAT Downtown! We are grateful for every person who showed up, every donation, every post or share, and every prayer that was sent up on our behalf. We love you and we can’t wait to share all that we have in store for you. Special shout out to the Chenai Experience for the delicious hors d'oeuvre! If you haven’t been to the CAAT Downtown yet, what are you waiting for??

We were overjoyed to see all of you at our "Safari Ya Uhuru!" Juneteenth celebration weekend! Whether you made all of the events or one event, your presence was greatly appreciated and it helped to make this weekend one of the CAAT's best ones yet! We began our weekend with our "Family Night Out" on Friday where we hosted several families for an evening of fun and games, good eating, and teachable moments about Juneteenth and the African American journey to becoming "free-ish

We had our final BABES and Next GEN sessions of the year on December 17, 2022, and what a fun day it was! We started off with brunch from “Jada’s Food For The Soul” before we hopped into our different experiment stations. The experiment stations included color mixing, tower building, lego building, and the crowd favorite- drone flying with our media room manager, Aaron McClary. All in all, the kids had a great time with all the activities. But, most importantly, we taught le

Chester’s county-wide MLK Day celebration truly exemplified the importance of unity in the community! The CAAT Center along with Amachi, Widener University, Swarthmore College, the Philadelphia Union, the Delaware County Council, and Making A Change Group joined together to host a day of service honoring the late great Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. It was an eventful day- starting at Dr. King’s former church home, Calvary Baptist Church, and ending at the CAAT Center for lunch,