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Romare Bearden Park Grand Opening

08/30/13 to 09/01/13

Romare Bearden Park

300 South Church Street Charlotte, NC 28202

Phone: 704-336-3854

Will be opening this weekend.

Friday, August 30
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Blue Tulip
Opening Ceremonies
5pm - 6pm Carrie Marshall
6:30 pm - 7:30 pm Buff Dillard
8pm - 9:30pm Shableek
Saturday, August 31
11:30 -1pm JAI Jazz
1 pm – 2 pm Quinton Tally Spoken Word Performance
Caroline Calouche Dance Troup
2:30 pm - 4pm Rough Draft
4:30 pm - 6pm Who Rescued Who
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Karla Davis (from the Voice)
8pm until Jo Dee Messina
Sunday, September 1
Charlotte Folks Society Presents:
1:00 pm - Lando Pieroni, classical guitarist
1:30 pm - Ramona Moore Big Eagle, master storyteller
2:00 pm - Flat Possum Hoppers, old time music
3:00 pm - Michael York and Big Cigar Band, bluegrass
4:00 pm - Briarhoppers, bluegrass

2013 Charlotte Labor Day Parade

Sep 2, 2013 (Mon), 8:00am to 12:00pm

Downtown Charlotte, North Carolina

Tryon Street [Map]

https://charlottelabordayparade.shutterfly.com/

Sankofa Circle - Come Look with Me: Discovering African-American Art for Children

Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts + Culture

551 South Tryon Street Charlotte, NC 28202 704-547-3700

info@ganttcenter.org

Carolina StepFest

NC Music Factory

1000 NC Music Factory Blvd

Charlotte, NC 28206

704-750-1252

fundraising@rhopsiomega.org

Backpacks for Need Children Community Drive

Giving Tree Realty

1819 East Blvd

Charlotte, NC 28203

704-565-9474

info@givingtreerealty.com

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Emower Talk presents Phil Andrews. How to use Public Relations ad a tool for your budiness.

Join Empower WIB Empower Talk with special guest Phil Andrews as he speaks on "How to use Public Relations as a tool for your business". On this Thursday July 7th on the Empower Talk tell conference call. 712-770-7081 access code 203144. Phil is the President of the Long Island African Americans Chamber of Commerce of NY. One of top 100 publicts Black Enterprise magazine. Empower WIB is outlet resources for women wanting to achieve their dreams. Thank you for visiting DEPR Community. deprcommunity@gmail.com 704.323.8291

DEPR Community | Amped 4 A Cure is getting Amped

Amped 4 A Cure has a huge May Calendar of events that's making headline across the Carolina's. Here is a list of things that you can be apart of and come out to enjoy. Remember everything that is done help others that are faced or facing cancer. There are not just talking about it, They are doing it and making it cool for all. What to be apart and Get Amped. Contact Dany Eason SVP Dir.of Community Relations for Amped 4 A Cure. dany.eason@gmail.com 704-323-8291 May 15th 2013 , Amped4ACure : Presents A NIGHT WITH NE-YO, on may 15th at a secret location. It will be a night to remember. Listen for your chance to win a pair of passes to see NEYO perform live. Courtesy of Power 98, Motown Def Jam.. May 17th 2013 This is Week #3 of the Bud Light Friday Summer Concert series at NC Music Factor. Friday LIVE! at the Factory is Charlotte's largest weekend kickoff party! Tickect include admission to the The Saloon, OSSO, Wet Wil...

DEPR Community | Press Release Dr. Charles L Sifford

Urban League Guild Dedicates Annual Golf Tournament to Honor Golf Pioneer, Dr. Charles L. Sifford Charlotte NC, June 8, 2015 - Today the Urban League of Central Carolinas (ULCC) makes history by announcing the renaming of the 23 Annual ULCC annual golf tournament after Dr. Charles L. Sifford. This year’s tournament will be held on September 21, 2015 at the beautiful Piper Glen Country Club, in Charlotte, North Carolina, with a Shotgun Start at 7 a.m. During a time when Charlotte struggles with economic mobility for impoverished people, the historical significance of the 2015 Dr. Charles L. Sifford Golf Tournament is a huge step for the Urban League and this community,” Said ULCC President and CEO Dr. Patrick Graham. “ Sifford’s legacy for breaking barriers in sports marries well with the League’s legacy of economic and social inclusion for all.” After a decade of attempting to break through racial barriers, Sifford, a native Charlottean, was the first African American t...

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