Upcoming Exhibits!
BE SURE TO CHECK IF EXHIBIT IS FULL, PARTIAL OR OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
BE SURE TO CHECK IF EXHIBIT IS FULL, PARTIAL OR OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
FULL EXHIBITS: Always open to the public and represent the full collection of beloveds honored through The Black Poster Project.
PARTIAL EXHIBITS & SCHOOL PROGRAMS: These will feature a rotation of 200 posters at each event and are mostly open to the public, with the exception of middle and high schools which are for staff and students only. If there is a beloved currently in the project, a request to be included at any of these events or can be made by contacting theblackposterproject@gmail.com. Before heading out to any partial exhibit or school program, be sure to check if it is open to the public!
MIDDLE & HIGH SCHOOL EXHIBITS ARE NOT OPEN TO THE PUBLIC UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED
CHECK BACK OFTEN … NEW EXHIBITS CONTINUOUSLY ADDED!
8TH OPIATE FENTANYL AWARENESS WALK (SMALL DISPLAY) Open to the Public
Make it stand out
Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
ASBURY PARK brought to you by THE PREVENTION COALITION OF MONMOUTH COUNTY
THIS EXHIBIT WILL FEATURE NEW JERSEY POSTERS ONLY
BERGENFIELD HIGH SCHOOL (PARTIAL DISPLAY) Staff/Students Only (Sponsored by the Bergenfield Police Department)
THANK YOU . . . BERGENFIELD POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR SPONSORING THIS EVENT!
FACING FENTANYL NATIONAL FENTANYL PREVENTION AND AWARENESS DAY 2025
“Facing Fentanyl is honored to welcome The Black Poster Project as our special guest in NYC’s Times Square on National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day, August 21. Their stunning angel display will pay tribute to lives lost and inspire hope for prevention. Stay tuned—we’ll be announcing an ADDITIONAL SPECIAL MEMORIAL VENUE for this beautiful tribute very soon." #FacingFentanyl #BlackPosterProject
SAINT PATRICK’S CATHEDRAL (FULL DISPLAY)
We are honored to be the invited guest of Facing Fentanyl’s National Fentanyl Awareness Day in Times Square! Since our collection of beloveds cannot be displayed outside in Times Square, we will once again be in the iconic Saint Patrick’s Cathedral (a short walk away). The exhibit will be open for viewing on August 21, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM.
