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Author Talk with Wanjiru Warama
@ Malcolm X Library
Author Talk with Wanjiru Warama
@ Malcolm X Library
Apr 11 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Join in for an ‘Author Talk’ with Wanjiru Warama, as she shares her book, “Unexpected in America,” the first book in a series of mainstream memoirs, which tells the thrilling tale of Wanjiru Warama’s departure from Kenya. She’ll also share her latest release, “Entangled in America,” an adventurous tale, detailing…
7:30 pm
Afro Cuban Dance Classes with Wilfredo Guilbiac Rodriguez
@ Majesty in Motion
Afro Cuban Dance Classes with Wilfredo Guilbiac Rodriguez
@ Majesty in Motion
Apr 11 @ 7:30 pm – 8:30 pm
 (this event listing is on auto list, so check to see if its operating on holidays or special dates) also let us know if this class has been cancelled so we can remove Afro Cuban dance classes! Afro Cuban classes every Wednesday 7:30pm with instructor Wilfredo Guilbiac Rodriguez Classes start…
8:00 pm
Issa Ball – San Diego Melanin’s One Year Anniversary
@ Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation
Issa Ball – San Diego Melanin’s One Year Anniversary
@ Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation
Apr 11 @ 8:00 pm – 11:49 pm
 SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR BENEFACTOR SPONSORS: – STUDIO 2053 FLORAL & EVENT DESIGNS – SAN DIEGO PREMIER PARTY RENTALS – LUXE DESIGNS & EVENT DESIGNS FAQ: What does my ticket include? Includes admission for (1), complimentary parking, complimentary hors d’oeuvres, complimentary hosted open bar (specialty cocktails, wine, champagne, beer & non-alcoholic beverages), limited-…
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Bilal Live w/ Torrion
@ Music Box
Bilal Live w/ Torrion
@ Music Box
Apr 11 @ 9:00 pm
 If there was one R&B artist for whom the neo-soul categorization seemed limiting, it was Philadelphia native Bilal. None of his recordings resembled the sycophantic worship of soul artists who thrived in the ’60 and ’70s, and it wasn’t just because his voice — classically trained, capable of singing opera…
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