Brooklyn to Browne's Ferry: The story of Grace A.M.E. Zion Church and the neighborhood it now calls home

In 2006, the members of Grace A.M.E. Zion Church left the only church building to survive the destruction of Charlotte's Brooklyn neighborhood and walked 11.5 miles north to establish a new home in the University area. Like their neighbors in Browne's Ferry, the congregation has seen that part of Charlotte become a diverse, thriving community. Based on interviews with Browne's Ferry residents and members of the Grace congregation and featuring Hip-Hop artist YUNG Citizen, the Charlotte Strings Collective, literary artist Malika Stevely, and dancer/choreographer Ashley L. Tate with UNC Charlotte Dance alumni, Brooklyn to Browne's Ferry tells this inspiring story in a multi-arts blend of sights, sounds, and movement.