AfroQuiz for Adults is a Jeopardy-style quiz competition for adults celebrating the rich history, achievements and lived experiences of people of African and Caribbean descent around the globe. Designed as a fun, welcoming event for friendly competition, this event creates space for learning, laughter and community connection while deepening appreciation for Black history and culture.

Building on the legacy of our long-running youth AfroQuiz, this adult edition invites community members to come together, test their knowledge and celebrate cultural pride in an engaging, interactive format. Participants receive study material in advance to review before the event, so everyone can come prepared to play, learn and shine.

Theme: “I See You” (Sawubona: I See You)

Date: May 9, 2026

Doors open: 3:00 PM

Venue: ArtsHub Ortona, 9722 102 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5K 0X4

And Still We Rise: A Black Presence in Alberta, late 1800s–1970s is a powerful resource from the Edmonton City as Museum Project (ECAMP) that highlights the long-standing presence, contributions, and resilience of Black communities across Alberta. This study guide provides historical context and key stories to support learning, reflection, and deeper discussion as we celebrate Black history and heritage.

And Still We Rise: A Black Presence in Alberta, late 1800s – 1970s – Edmonton City as Museum Project ECAMP

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Volunteering with CCACH is a meaningful way to strengthen community, celebrate heritage and help create opportunities for African and Caribbean heritage families in Edmonton. When you volunteer, you support programs that build pride, belonging and confidence amongst the Black community, while helping ensure our events and services remain welcoming, well-run and accessible for all.

Volunteers help us reach more families, create memorable experiences and continue a legacy of community-led service.

Why volunteer:

• Make a real impact: Your support helps deliver programs that uplift and empower.

• Build community connections: Meet new people and strengthen relationships across the community.

• Celebrate and learn: Deepen your knowledge of Black history, culture, and community leadership.

• Gain experience and skills: Develop teamwork, communication, event support and leadership skills.

If you are interested in volunteering or know someone who would love to be involved, we would be pleased to hear from you. Email us: ccachevents@ccach.org.

Support a trusted legacy organization: CCACH has served Edmonton for decades and volunteers are part of what keeps that work moving forward.