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Join us Saturday October 14, 2017 and celebrate The 2nd Anniversary of Chicago Steppin in San Diego.
Room Rate $125 plus tax
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Call 800-325-3535 keyword SDC Steppers
VENDORS ARE WELCOME:
http://tinyurl.com/
Room Rate $125 plus tax
To Reserve click link or call
800-325-3535 keyword SDC Steppers
http://tinyurl.com/
Get your tickets now:
There are 3 Workshops, followed by an evening of dancing and food!
Workshops & SET are located in the Wind & Sea Ballroom
All Workshop are:
$20 Advance (closes 10/7/17)
$25 ATD
10am-11:30am
Theresa-Ladies/Footwork & Styling
12:00-1:30pm
CHOC- Men/Women-Foot Placement, Hand Signals, and more
2:00pm-3:00pm Trios w/CHOC & Theresa
SET/PARTY 8pm-1am
$30 Advance (10/7/17)
$35 ATD
food served from 8pm-9pm
DJ Black Cool- CHICAGO
DJ Stormy Weather- SEATTLE
D J Cali Lou-SAN DIEGO
This Halloween, join us as we spend an evening bravely facing the thing that haunts us all the most…the truth.
The SOULcial Workers Present… Unfiltered: No Mask, Just Me.
A Showcase and Benefit for Camp AART. Enjoy Live performances and interactive activities, food, DJ, and so much more!
This showcase, created by an amazing CAST of young artist from Camp AART, will engage attendees in authentic conversation about mental health through artistry and storytelling. Camp AART is and educational arts program working to prevent suicide by restoring relationships through creative youth development.
Be there as we set the stage for a dramatic change in the way we think and speak about suicide, mental health and other important issues that live in the dark. This season we are addressing fear and shame, exploring their relationship to mental health, and the role they play in preventing us from seeking support before it’s too late.
We invite to come out and experience this thrilling event. Support the incredible work of our young artist, eat and dance the night away!
Honestly, The only thing to be afraid of… is missing out!
THE SOUTHEAST BLACKOUT is a Vendor Expo aimed towards black owned businesses or brands wanting and needing positive exposure. This is a great way for our community to network and for our local entrepreneurs to get their name out in the surrounding areas of San Diego, CA. This event will take place at the Jacobs Center September 15th from 12pm-5pm. We are looking for all types of vendors but we will cap at 40 vendors. Once you have purchased your Vendor Ticket, you will receive a Vendor Application to fill out and send back ASAP. Vendors with food, or alcoholic beverages please email southeastblackout@gmail.com before purchasing a booth.
Not looking to be a vendor but looking forward to attending and supporting these small businesses? No worries! Tickets are only $10.00-$15.00 online or $25.00 at the door (while supplies last). This event will cap at 500 attendees. Tickets include admission, 1 raffle ticket, 1 drink ticket to the bar (valid 12pm-2pm), access to vendors, and food stations. EARLY BIRD TICKETS END JULY 15TH.
LIVE DJ, GAMES, GIVEAWAYS AND MUCH MORE!
If you have any questions please do not hesitate to email us at southeastblackout@gmail.com
We have a right to know how law enforcement interacts with our communities. The public should be able to trust that when an officer stops a person, it is for a legitimate and justifiable reason. However, officers entrusted to enforce our laws disproportionately stop, question and search Black and brown people in our community.
Please plan to attend our upcoming event, Data Driven: Advancing Racial Justice & Police Accountability in San Diego on Tuesday, December 3, for an analysis of policing practices in the San Diego region.
On December 3, the ACLU of San Diego & Imperial Counties will release a commissioned report that analyzes traffic and pedestrian stop data from the San Diego Police Department and San Diego County Sheriff’s Department.
You are invited to attend a special event to learn about this new report and to explore ways to address racially-biased policing, reduce police violence, improve accountability and make San Diego safer and more just for all.
The report’s author, Samuel Sinyangwe, data scientist and co-founder of Campaign Zero, will present on the report’s findings and recommendations.
