The festival, a celebration of ongoing efforts to “improve the environment and the health of the community,” follows a morning volunteer beautification project planting flowers at the community center and at the North Richmond Missionary Baptist Church. Volunteers are welcome to participate. The chamber, along with Macerich Co., will host a free expo from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 2. at Somersville Towne Center, 2556 Somersville Road. The goal of the inaugural Antioch Expo is threefold: to bring exposure to how Macerich has spruced up the shopping mall, bring community members together and help businesses get themselves out in front of the public and increase their visibility, said Sean Wright, the chamber’s chief executive officer.
Guess what, On Wednesday morning, rumors started to swirl after Herring held a closed-door meeting with members of the legislative black caucus, In short order, he released a statement: During a college party in 1980, he and some friends dressed as popular rappers, including having “put on wigs and brown makeup.”, This is different from Northam’s yearbook photo, certainly – but almost identical to what Northam admitted during a bizarre news conference over the weekend, In 1984, he said, he attended a dance contest in San Antonio in which he dressed as Michael Jackson, coloring his face with personalised dance bag, ballet shoes bag, dance shoes bag, gymshoes bag, trainers bag, scottish dancing, highland dancing shoe polish..
Reconcile (Ft. Myers FL). Redd (Dallas TX). Katey Red (New Orleans LA). Redline Graffiti (Washington DC). Dylan Reece (Austin TX). Eli “Paperboy” Reed (Boston MA). Regrettes (Los Angeles CA). Rei (Tokyo JAPAN). The Relatives (Dallas TX). Residual Kid (Austin TX). The Resistance (Austin TX). The Revenge (Glasgow UK-SCOTLAND). Glenn Rexach Group (Austin TX). Graham Reynolds: Pancho Villa From a Safe Distance (Austin TX). REZZ (Niagara Falls ON). Rhymefest (Chicago IL). Richie Hawtin (Berlin GERMANY).
The Lafayette Gallery Winter Show 2011 has a superb collection of reasonably priced holiday gifts for your loved ones, handmade by local artists, A free reception is set for Friday, Dec, 2 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m, at the gallery, 50 Lafayette Circle, across from Chow, For more information, go to www.lafayettegallery.net or call 925-284-2788, In the new galleries, will be “Masks and Costumes from the Ethnographic Collection,” with Gregory Ghent the guest personalised dance bag, ballet shoes bag, dance shoes bag, gymshoes bag, trainers bag, scottish dancing, highland dancing curator; and “Reflections in Time: Photographs by Stanley Truman from the Permanent Collection,” with guest curator Scott McCue, guest curator..
CLICK HERE if you are having trouble viewing these photos on a mobile device. People in the San Francisco Bay Area will join together to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day on Jan. 21. Here’s a look at some of the top events going on. 30th Annual El Cerrito Martin Luther King Jr. Day Celebration: The two-day event, featuring a theme of “Moving the Wisdom of our Past Forward Towards Justice,” takes place Jan. 20-21. It kicks off with a free screening of “Cracking the Codes,” a documentary film addressing the systemic causes and potential responses to racial inequity at 4 p.m. Jan. 20 at the El Cerrito High School Performing Arts Theater. On Jan. 21, people will gather at 8:30 a.m. at City Hall Plaza and at 9:30 a.m. begin marching to El Cerrito High School, where a rally and program starts at 11 a.m. For details, and to RSVP for the film screening, visit http://ca-elcerrito.civicplus.com.
