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This is a Free event. You will be guided step by step on how to rejuvenate your eye-sight. We will use hot and cold water for the practical.
All materials are provided. A short discussion on the facts and benefits of the protocol for the eyes will take place prior to the practical.
You will be able to improve your own eyesight. We helped improve the eyesight of 10 out of 15 attendees at our last workshop
The second annual Keepers of the Culture comes February 9th of 2019. Please join us in celebrating those who have helped keep black culture alive in San Diego.
This year’s honorees include Dajahn Blevins, founder kuumbafest; Makeda “Dread” Cheatom, Founder and Director, The World Beat Center; and San Diego Sculptor, Manuelita Brown.
We hope that you’ll join us in honoring those who call attention to the beauty of black heritage in San Diego.
Running February 1-17, 2019: “Bojo’s Place” Written by Jennie Hamilton, directed by Earl Hamilton, Jr., and Yolanda Franklin, is CAT’s annual “HOT” toe tapping, finger popping, don’t stop now, MUSICAL REVUE, presented in commemoration of Black History Month, to honor and celebrate the Blues, Jazz, Pop, Rock & Roll and MoTown, and those who made them possible. Every February we celebrate different Pioneer Musical Artists who’ve paved the way for many of us. Come see Community Actors Theatre burst into a joyous, inspiring celebration! Check to see who we celebrate this year. Fri/Sat at 8pm., Sun. at 3pm. $15.00 for Seniors, Students and Military. $18 General. Choreographed by Patty Fay. Musical Director, Kimberly Coburn. For Tickets, or to RSVP: 619-807-7059 or, www.communityactorstheatre.com Tickets are also available thru ARTS Tix and/or, Goldstar
Community Actors Theatre
2957 54th., St., San Diego, CA 92105
Additional Parking is allowed across the street in the south side Parking Lot of the Calvary Baptist Church. (Church on 54th.) The Church in the middle of the block with the tall steeple.
On Sunday, February 10 the Spacebar Cafe is hosting a Black History Month event. The event will include a Black History themed art exhibition starting at 1pm, then at 3pm we will have live music and spoken word poetry. Tony Award winning writer and spoken word poet Reg E Gaines is headlining the event. Come enjoy all these talented artists and of course a variety of delicious foods and beverages that Spacebar Cafe has to offer.
The San Diego Guardians regular season home schedule for the 2018-19 ABA season.
Running February 1-17, 2019: “Bojo’s Place” Written by Jennie Hamilton, directed by Earl Hamilton, Jr., and Yolanda Franklin, is CAT’s annual “HOT” toe tapping, finger popping, don’t stop now, MUSICAL REVUE, presented in commemoration of Black History Month, to honor and celebrate the Blues, Jazz, Pop, Rock & Roll and MoTown, and those who made them possible. Every February we celebrate different Pioneer Musical Artists who’ve paved the way for many of us. Come see Community Actors Theatre burst into a joyous, inspiring celebration! Check to see who we celebrate this year. Fri/Sat at 8pm., Sun. at 3pm. $15.00 for Seniors, Students and Military. $18 General. Choreographed by Patty Fay. Musical Director, Kimberly Coburn. For Tickets, or to RSVP: 619-807-7059 or, www.communityactorstheatre.com Tickets are also available thru ARTS Tix and/or, Goldstar
Community Actors Theatre
2957 54th., St., San Diego, CA 92105
Additional Parking is allowed across the street in the south side Parking Lot of the Calvary Baptist Church. (Church on 54th.) The Church in the middle of the block with the tall steeple.
Most people don’t understand The Cannabis Movement!
Plus most people don’t understand their Endocannabinoid System,
we will be bringing the entire conversation to light. What is the TRUTH!
How will African Americans profit from this Great Opportunity?
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Why are Black girls disproportionally pushed out of schools?
Civil rights, education and social-justice scholar, Dr. Monique Morris discusses her book about the over-policing and disciplining of Black girls in schools.
