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June
1, 2010
Orlando,
Florida
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June
4, 2010
Los
Angeles, California
Join us at our next breakfast
forum as one the nation's most admired and respected ecumenical
leaders, COGIC Presiding Bishop, Charles E. Blake, discusses his
global initiative, Save Africa's Children, and the importance of
global advocacy and volunteerism in times of world crises. Joining him
will be representatives of U2 lead singer, Bono's global advocacy
initiative, ONE Organization, for a panel discussion of how churches
and CBOs can get involved in causes in Africa and Haiti.
7:30-9:30 a.m.
This forum will be held at:
The California African American Museum, 600
State Drive, Exposition Park, Los Angeles
by calling (323)789-6224
The forum is FREE to the public. Parking is
$8
A full breakfast will be served
The Urban Issues Breakfast Forum is hosted by
Author/Syndicated Columnist/Professor,
Dr. Anthony Asadullah Samad
This Forum's Sponsors are:
Save Africa's Children
ONE Organization
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June
4, 2010
Springvale,
Maryland
In Celebration of Caribbean American History Month - Open House from
7pm - 9pm
- Business & Community Reports
- Community Calendar
- Dance Demos
- Open Mic
- Art Gallery
- Kids Crafts
- Refreshments
Location : White House Studios @ Springvale,
8505 Springvale Road, Silver Spring MD 20910. For Directions:
Click Below
White
House Studios @ Springvale
Contact : CACCI-GWAN (301) 534.3797
E:
Events@cacci-gwan.org or www.cacci-gwan.org
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June
5, 2010
North
Brentwood,
Maryland
CALLING
ALL MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF PANMASTERS!
Come
on out and support the Fundraising Curry Q for PanMasters Joe Lewis who
suffered a stroke two months ago.
Tickets
are still available at De Panyard.
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June
5, 2010
Montgomery
County Libraries,
Maryland
In Celebration of Caribbean American History Month
Wheaton Public Library, Maryland - 11701 Georgia
Ave., Wheaton, Maryland 20902 (240) 777-0678
Event Type: Special Event - Multicultural
Date: Saturday, June 05, 2010
Start Time: 12:00 PM
Location of Event: Wheaton, Maryland Library
Description:
"Meet Artist: Jenne Glover." Ms. Glover's
artwork is featured in the annual "Black Creativity"
exhibition at the Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago, Illinois.
Her work is also featured o...
Age(s): All Ages
Event Type: Special Event - Multicultural
Date: Saturday, June 05, 2010
Start Time: 12:30 PM
Description: Panamanian dance
featuring, Grupo Folklorico de Panama – presenting cultural dance
and music from Panama. FREE program. No registration is required. This
program is funded by The Friends of the Library
Event Type: Special Event - Multicultural
Date: Saturday, June 05, 2010
Start Time: 1:00 PM
Library: Wheaton
Description: Caribbean Art Video Exhibit and lecture by
David Boothman, director of “Goombay” and “Sweet Lime &
Passion;” and nephew of the Lion King’s Geoffrey Holder. FREE
program. No registration is required
Event Type: Special Event - Multicultural
Date: Saturday, June 05, 2010
Start Time: 2:00 PM
Library: Wheaton
Description: Featured Author, Storyteller &
Folklorist: Gerard Hausman. Mr. Hausman is the author of “The Boy
from Nine Mile,” co-written with Cedella Marley, daughter of Bob
Marley. FREE program.
Germantown
Public Library, Maryland - 19840 Century Blvd., Germantown, Maryland
20874 (240) 777-0110
Event Type: Special Event - Multicultural
Date: Saturday, June 05, 2010
Start Time: 12:00 PM
Location of Event: Germantown Library
Description: Come Enjoy an afternoon of Caribbean music!
A celebration with Fusion-Live Steel Pan music featuring Lennard Jack.
FREE program. No registration is required. This program is funded by The
Friends of the Library.
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June
5, 2010
Baltimore,
Maryland
Caribbean American History Month
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June
5, 2010
Silver
Spring, Maryland
Rituals
Entertainment & DC Pan Jammers
Present
Family
Day Summer Picnic
Date:
Saturday June 5, 2010 Time: 2:00pm until 9:00pm
JOIN
US FOR A DAY OF:
FUN.......
GAMES……. COMRADARIE
MUSIC
BY: DC PAN JAMMERS & DJ
Place:
16213 Carefree Lane, Silver Spring, MD 20905
For
tickets: Call Pan Jammers: 202-726-0238 or RITUALS: 301-980-6395
Donations:
Adults $15.00
Children: 12 & under
FREE
Donations
will assist Pan Jammers in preparing for the Summer Competitions in New
York and Washington, DC.
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June
5, 2010
Springvale,
Maryland
In Celebration of Caribbean American History Month - Open House from
7pm - 9pm
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June
5, 2010
Washington,
DC
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June
6, 2010
Springvale,
Maryland
In Celebration of Caribbean American History Month - Open House from
5pm - 7pm
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June
6, 2010
Baltimore, Maryland
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June
7, 2010
Baltimore, Maryland
Caribbean American History Month
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June
8, 2010
Montgomery
County Libraries,
Maryland
In Celebration of Caribbean American History Month
Twinbrook
Public Library, Maryland - 202 Meadow Hall Drive, Rockville, Maryland
(240) 777-0240
Event Type: Special Event
- Multicultural
Date: Tuesday, June 08, 2010
Start Time: 6:30 PM
Library: Twinbrook
Description: Meet Dr.
Ronald Williams, author of “Four Saints and an Angel: A Study in
Caribbean Culture. FREE program. No registration is required. This
program is funded by The Friends of the Library, Montgomery County,
Maryland.
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June
11, 2010
Tallahassee,
Florida
In Celebration of Caribbean American History Month
Caribbean
American Heritage Month
Florida
A&M University - Office of International Agriculture
Caribbean
American Heritage Council of Tallahassee
Institute
of Caribbean Studies
presents
Engendering
Rural Development 2010:
Fostering Sustainable Rural Development in Haiti"
9 am - 4 pm
Florida A&M
University-Teleconference Center
2010 Pinder Drive, Tallahassee, FL
For more information, contact Faith
Clarke
In 2000, ICS began leading the celebration of June as
Caribbean American Heritage Month in Washington DC, building on
efforts started by a now defunct Ad-Hoc Group of Washington DC
residents to have a Caribbean Heritage Month in Washington DC in 1999.
The official Campaign for a National Caribbean American Heritage Month
began in 2004, when the Bill was tabled in Congress by Congresswoman
Barbara Lee. The Bill was reintroduced and passed the House in June,
2005, and the Senate in February, 2006.
During Caribbean-American Heritage Month, we celebrate the great
contributions of Caribbean Americans to the fabric of our Nation, and
we pay tribute to the common culture and bonds of friendship that
unite the United States and the Caribbean countries.
For
Additional Caribbean-American Heritage Month Events that are being
held Across The United States PLEASE CLICK HERE!
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June
11, 2010
Washington
DC
Malcolm
X Drummers and Dancers
Come
from West Africa, the Americas, and here in DC to energize us Every
Season!
.Drummers
from all walks of life, and from every level of drumming abilities,
other musicians of all varieties, and spectators of all nationalities
and ages, come together and create a wonderful expression of creative
energies.
7pm
The
Potter’s House
1658
Columbia Rd NW
Washington,
DC
Donations
at the door
For
more information call Potter’s House at 202-232-5483 or Doc:
202-459-8157
Visit
Malcolm X Drummers and Dancers at http://malcolmxdrummersanddancers.weebly.com
Visit Sounds of Hope at http://www.myspace.com/soundsofhope
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June
12, 2010
Montgomery
County Libraries,
Maryland
In Celebration of Caribbean American History Month
Silver Spring
Public Library, Maryland - 8901 Colesville Road, Silver Spring, Maryland
(240) 773-9240
Event Type: Special Event
- Multicultural
Date: Saturday, June 12, 2010
Start Time: 1:00 PM
Library: Silver Spring
Description: Dance
Performance and Workshop by Caribbean Dance Traditions featuring folk
and contemporary dance from all over the Caribbean; “Takion the
Martyr” Spoken Word and Storytelling - mixing hip hop rhythm...
Age(s): All Ages
For
Additional Caribbean-American Heritage Month Events that are being held
Across The United States PLEASE CLICK HERE! |
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June
12, 2010
North
Brentwood, Maryland
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June
13, 2010
North
Brentwood, Maryland
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June
13, 2010
Manhattan,
New York
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June
14, 2010
Baltimore, Maryland
Caribbean American History Month
Soca'Robics demonstratiion class
presented by Chizelit.com
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June
14-18, 2010
Washington,
DC
Caribbean American History Month
Celebrations
Welcome
to the fifth annual celebration of Caribbean arts and culture in
America's capital. This year we have taken a leap of faith and
expanded it to include music and dance and thus we have re-imagined
it as a Festival of the Arts and Humanities. Because
the Festival contains so many elements of our culture we call it
ALLSPICE -- all spectacular, positively, Irie, Caribbean edutainment...
or SPICE for short. This year we will produce a banquet of
activities from literature to music to art, all signifying
the crossings of Caribbean identity in America.
We
hope you can join us...
ALLSPICE
2010
Caribbean
American
Festival of the Arts & Humanities
Schedule
of Events
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June
18, 2010
Baltimore,
Maryland
In Celebration of Caribbean American History Month
Join
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
Delegate
Shirley Nathan-Pulliam
Dr.
Elaine Simon
As
the Mayor salutes the Baltimore Caribbean-American Community on their
special month and will announce the Caribbean Festival.
Friday,
June 18th, 2010, Baltimore City Hall, 10:00 am.
Public
is invited
Sponsored by the Caribbean Heritage Committee.
For additional information, contact Rick Nugent (410)
908–0123
For
Additional Caribbean-American Heritage Month Events that are being held
Across The United States PLEASE CLICK HERE!
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June
19, 2010
Washington
DC
The
Marvin Gaye Jr. Appreciation Day Festival which
will be held Saturday, June 19th,
2010 will continue to uplift Marvin's
legacy as it has done for the past twenty three years.
MGJAD
Committee.
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June
19, 2010
Montgomery
County Libraries,
Maryland
In Celebration of Caribbean American History Month
Aspen Hill Public Library, Maryland - 4407 Aspen
Hill Road, Rockville, Maryland (240) 773-9410
Event Type: Special Event
- Multicultural
Date: Saturday, June 19, 2010
Start Time: 12:00 PM
Library: Aspen Hill
Description: Come celebrate Caribbean American
Heritage Month! The festivities include David Boothman, a celebrated
artist/musician from Trinidad and Tobago and live music with steel pan
and keyboard.
Age(s): All Ages
For
Additional Caribbean-American Heritage Month Events that are being held
Across The United States PLEASE CLICK HERE! |
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June
19, 2010
Brooklyn,
New York
Click the Picture below to see the
Press Release
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June
19, 2010
Baltimore, Maryland
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June
19th & 20th, 2010
Bladensburg,
Maryland
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June
20, 2010
Washington,
DC
In Celebration of Caribbean American History Month
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CARIBBEAN CULINARY UNITED
EXPERIENCE
CARICUE
“COMING TOGETHER TO USE OUR
FOODWAYS TO
STRENGTHEN OUR COMMUNITY"
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Location
: AKA Hall 1441 14th Street NW
Washington DC 20011
Contact : CACCI-GWAN V: 301.534.3797;
Foods@cacci-gwan.org
This e-mail address is being protected
from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
; F: 866.696.7836 www.cacci-gwan.org |
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June
20th, 2010
Washington
DC
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June
26th, 2010
Largo,
Maryland
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June
26th & 27th, 2010
Washington
DC
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