Join the Allentown Art Museum and DayBreak Drop-In Center on Thursday, November 19, for a night of education, advocacy, and art as part of the 5th Annual Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week (November 16-November 21, 2026). From 5 to 7 p.m., stop in the Museum’s Community Gallery for DayBreak’s Art Showcase Reception, where you can view and celebrate artwork by DayBreak clients, including portraits of the artists with their colorful arrangements. Dominick Boyd will perform at 5:15 p.m. All are welcome, and admission is free.
Donations of nonperishable food items to support DayBreak’s mission to provide resources and care for our neighbors in need are encouraged. Donations will be collected at the entrance to our Community Gallery. Most needed items are: dry cereal, granola, fruit cups, dry milk pouches, instant coffee, water bottles, juice boxes, chicken/tuna packets, easy open soup cans, individual bag chips, beef jerky, trail mix, oranges, wrapped pastries, and candy bars.
Dominick Boyd
Dominick Boyd is an artist, educator, and advocate who uses dance as a tool of empowerment and community transformation. He is the founder of B.I.A. (Born Into the Arts) Dance Studio in Allentown, which provides young people, particularly those from underserved communities, a space where they can express themselves, build confidence, and develop discipline through movement. His work extends beyond performance; he fosters mentorship, resilience, and opportunity for those seeking creative outlets and positive change.
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