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| Decenber 26 - January 1 |
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Observance |
Gallery Hours
February
3-4
5-7pm
February 5 (Sun)
noon-1:30pm |
New Mexico Black History Month
Arts & Cultural Weekend
FOUR + 1 Art Exhibition
Curated by Ben Hazard and Tom Lark
The FOUR + 1 Art Exhibition equals five professional visual artists – FOUR African Americans who live, work and show in New Mexico and 1 African artist who lives in Ghana and shows exclusively in Albuquerque.
We are proud to present the work of these fine New Mexico artists:
Fred Wilson, potter of Muddy Wheel Studios, www.kfwilsonstudios.com
Marianne Gendron, painter, www.mariannagendron.com
Rein Whitt Pichette, printmaker
Ben Hazard, Sculptor
Alouine, Painter from Ghana (represented by Yommi Fadpipe of Albuquerque)
Each nationally and internationally acclaimed artist in this exhibition will present four strong works that represent the essence of their specific expertise. The artists will be available following the Roots Revival performance on February 3 -5 2012.
Receptions on Friday and Saturday February 3 and 4th are hosted by the Links Albuquerque Chapter and the Buffalo Soldier Motorcycle Club. Food and beverage will be provided.
Admission to the FOUR + 1 Exhibit is free during pre-show gallery hours – 5 – 7 pm nightly on February 3 – 4, 2012 and noon – 1:30, Sunday February 5, 2012.
Click here for more info
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February 3-5
Fri&Sat 8pm
Sun 2pm
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New Mexico Black History Month
Arts & Cultural Weekend
Roots Revival is a production of Rainbow Studio Theater, New Mexico's premier theater company dedicated to the preservation of African American literature and to promoting, developing, and supporting emerging and established African American Performing Artists in New Mexico. For more information about Rainbow Studio Theater, visit www.rainbowstudiotheater.com . Rainbow Studio Theater is a resident theater company of the N4th Art Center.
Click here for more info and tickets!
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| February 6-12 |
New Mexico Black History Month
Soul Food Week
New Mexico Black History Month Soul Food Webpage
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February 6 (Mon)
6–7:30pm |
Surviving the Rape of a Child
By Creating Positive Memories
Speakers: Jack & Sandi Booth
Your child is raped. How does your child and how do you deal with it? Jack and Sandi Booth will share their 20+ years of experience in dealing with this experience. How did they keep their marriage intact? How did they help their daughter? They will share their survival skills and give us tips on how to help others in similar situations.
Free dinner, Door Prizes - Crafts for kids.
PLEASE RSVP so we can plan accordingly.
Bring the WHOLE family!
Volunteers of all ages are needed!
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Trinity United Methodist Church
Church is 2 blocks E. of Carlisle – 1 block S. of Central.
Enter through Solano St. entrance E. side of church
3715 Silver Ave. SE (Nob Hill)
Albuquerque, NM |
February 8 (Wed)
5:30pm - 7:30pm
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New Mexico Black History Month
Soul Food Week
Young Professionals Mixer
This is an opportunity for young African American professionals 40 and under to meet up, share ideas and have some fun at Albuquerque's only African-American owned brew pub. Food and beverage prices are reasonable here and the food is excellent. A great opportunity for the under 40 crowd! For more information email Aleceia Kidd at aleceiakidd@gmail.com or Shawna Brown shawnabrown10@gmail.com
New Mexico Black History Month Website
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Nexus Brewery
4730 Pan American Freeway East
Albuquerque, NM |
February 10
8pm |
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The Pit
Albuquerque, NM |
February 11
10am |
New Mexico Black History Month
Soul Food Week
1st Annual Griffin's Best Sweet Potato Pie Competition
This is your opporunity to show off your culinary skills, build community and receive not only bragging rights for you, but for your organization. Cash prizes for you and for the organization that has the most entries. Registration begins January 15 - February 8, 2012. For details email: nmsweetpotatopiecontest@gmail.com.
Click here for more info
New Mexico Black History Month Website
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New Mexico Hispanic Cultural Center
1701 Fourth
Street SW
Albuquerque, NM
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| February 16-19 |
New Mexico Black History Month
Motown Weekend
New Mexico Black History Month Mowtown Weekend Webpage
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February 17 (Fri)
8pm |
New Mexico Black History Month
Motown Weekend
The First Annual Cotton Club Gala
featuring internationally renowned Bernard Purdie and Friends!
Only $25.00 individual tickets, table of ten $250.00
Click here to buy your individual tickets
Call 407-6784 for information about purchasing a table.
This event is gonna' sell out quickly - don't sleep!
This event is a part of Motown Weekend. Ever miss hanging out and dancing the night away with your friends and loved ones. Well, you're in luck, the Cotton Club Gala is all about good ole down home fun. There'll be some great food, good company and MUSIC with a capital MUSIC. Bernard Purdie, Nicolas Bearde, Rob Papparozzi, John "Big Pocket" Hart, and New Mexico's own Cathryn McGill, John Rangel and Dimi DiSanti will be taking the stage and rocking the club--the Cotton Club that is. And in case, you don't remember the Cotton Club, it was all about elegance, a good time and good music. Cotton Club attire suggested, but really just come as you are and have a rockin' good time with us during this Motown Weekend activity.
And if you plan on partying till you drop, you can walk down the hallway to the Doubletree Hotel and spend the night--hey, why not just spend the weekend. The Doubletree is offering us a great weekend rate of $69/night (single/double occupancy). Ah-mazing... Just mention Motown Weekend when you make your reservation and they will hook you up.
New Mexico Black History Month Mowtown Weekend Webpage
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Albuquerque Convention Center
401 Second Street NW (map)
Ballrooms - 2nd floor - Westside
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February 18 (Sat)
8pm |
New Mexico Black History Month
Motown Weekend
Masters of Motown
Sponsored by:
Popejoy Hall and the Albuquerque Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Discounted tickets available. $39/$29/$19
We have a block of 160 tickets at these prices. You have to do a little bit of work to get the discount. Email us at nmblackhistorymonth@gmail.com for a password and then click this link to purchase your discounted tickets.
New Mexico Black History Month Mowtown Weekend Webpage
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Popejoy Hall
UNM Campus
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February 23-24 7pm
Saturday, February 25th 8:30am - 2pm |
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New Covenant Worship Center
6013 Paradise
Blvd NW
Albuquerque, NM |
February 24-25
(Fri-Sat) |
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February 24 (Fri)
6pm-11pm |
New Mexico Black History Month
Body & Soul Weekend
And Ya' Don't Stop: The User's Guide to Hip Hop
Cu rated by Khalil and DJ Flo
“And Ya Don't Stop” is a musical journey through Hip Hop and its continuing influence on popular culture. On February 24th, 2012, DJ Flo Fader and Khalil begin the show with the roots of Hip Hop, including Jazz, Blues, R&B, and Rock. Next, the duo break down the core elements of Hip Hop with live examples of DJ-ing and Turntablism, rapping and emceeing, break-dancing, graffiti art and writing, beat boxing, and producing. The show continues with an audio/visual timeline of hip hop music and culture, beginning with Kool Herc and the Sugar Hill Gang (1973–1982), proceeding with the Golden Age part I and the rise of Def Jam Records (1983–1989) and the Golden Age part II which was hip hop's most expansive creative curve (1990–2000), and concluding with the Modern Movement and hip hop's integration into mainstream society (2000–today). Where does it go from here? Last but not least is The After Party dance, where DJ Flo spins all the music and artists that were presented during the show. All attendees also get a special mix tape by Flo Fader. “And Ya Don't Stop”
Refreshments will will be served. Sponsored by Manny and the crew at the Cube Restaurant - One of New Mexico's finest soul food restaurants!
Admission: $3.00
New Mexico Black History Month Body & Soul Weekend Webpage
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| February 25 (Sat)
Doors Open at 6pm
Concert starts at 7pm |
New Mexico Black History Month
Body & Soul Weekend
Dino S. Hall Productions Presents
Classic Soul Concert featuring the Stylistics, the Dramatics and the Chilites
An Old School "CLASSIC SOUL CONCERT" featuring: THE STYLISTICS, singing their hits:"Stop, Look, Listen (To Your Heart)," "I'm Stone in Love With You," "Betcha by Golly Wow". THE DRAMATICS singing their hits: "In The Rain," "Toast To The Fool," " Hey You! Get Off My Mountain". THE CHILITES singing their hits: "Have You Seen Her," "Oh Girl," ""Stone Out Of My Mind".
Benefiting the Space Aviation Camp for Kids
www.brownpapertickets.com
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Albuquerque Convention Center
Kiva Auditorium
401 Second Street NW |
| February 26 (Sun) |
New Mexico Black History Month
Body & Soul Weekend
New Mexico Gospel Best
New Mexico Black History Month Body & Soul Weekend Webpage
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African American Performing Arts Center
Albuquerque, NM |
| March 2 (Fri) |
Ministers Fellowship of Albuquerque & Vicinity
Annual Citizens Award Banquet
Sponsored by: Daniel's Funeral Services
Honoring 1-2 Outstanding Members from each Church in the MFAV
Tickets $ 35.00 per person / Semi-Form
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Hyatt Hotel
Downtown Albuquerque
300 Tijeras Ave
Albuquerque, NM |