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POETS GATHERING
OUr Poets Gatherings began in October. Billed as a spoken word meeting we incorporate drummers , vocalists, storytellers, writers, Instrumentalist. Sign up on our Mailing list for future calender of Events. On Home page poet Pheonix Rising @ Federal Plaza, left N'maya Osborne, At the Plaza's African American History Month event.
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January Seminars
Photographer Lynn bell was one of the participants in January's Seminar series led by Am Producer Bonnie Sandy Sterling. Her Poets gathering Photos are a welcome addition to Am's African American Celebration. At left Hal Valle, jazz poet and historian lends his voice to the Poets gathering.
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Fashion at the FEDERAL PLAZA
Knitwear designed by Michi was featured at the Federal Plaza's Lunch-time fashion Showcase! Photographs by Hubert Williams are available for viewing ny clicking on the 'fashions at afederal Plaza link" above. Click on federal plaza show , key in pass word
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ENJOY!
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Gospel Singer
Gospel singer Ruby Collins is set to grace the Plaza with her vocal stylings.
February 18th Federal Plaza Lobby. Violinist Michelle Perkins is also billed to appear!
click on heading or go to www.RubyCollins.com
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Mardi Gras @ The Plaza
Mardi Gras has become a staple celebration ftom Louisiana to Belize and Trinidad. New York enjoys its own version at the close of summer. Come see up close the art of Carnival Costumes from representatives of New Yorks Carnival BandLeaders Ass. Try on headpieces etc, make your own Masks! Hear the History of The parade. Left sketch from Mas Productions USA 2003 Presentation "Maya the Myths and the wystery.
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AM Showtique
Alongside each AM event is our signature arts and Crafts Show And Sale. Providing much needed distribution outlets for our Ny based artist and crafters!Left Hats and Scarf By Tamu Cowell have been apopular attraction
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Listening Lounge
Listen to the musicby Independant jazz artist. cd's will be available for sale
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Embrace da B,,,Ss
LAST WORD ON AFRICAN AMERICAN HISTORY MONTH!
Those that have gone before have laid the ground-work for what we today can and must do.
We are tomorrows history.
The next time you are considering African American History,
Remember yesterday's leaders paved the way for future generations.
WHAT WILL BE YOUR LEGACY
WHAT IS IN YOUR HANDS.
If you do not know what you have, who will show you.
If you do not support your culture who will.
Special thanks to Mr Horace Morancie and the staff of GSA for their support!
And EMBRACE DA B...Ss
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