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Apollo Theater Discount Tickets
Find out how you can get an Apollo NEXT PASS and
purchase tickets for upcoming shows including Amateur
Night at the amazing discount price of $7.50.
Apollo
Theater Special Offers
June is Black Music Month
Thanks to the
vision of legendary
songwriter Kenny Gamble and the tireless efforts of
Dyana Williams, co-founder of the International
Association of African American Music, on May 25, 2006,
June was officially proclaimed Black Music Month.
Read
the Proclamation
Play
our Black Music Month Puzzle
Which
Grammy-winning songwriter
composed the 1970's hit song "The Hustle"? Can you name
the female vocalist who recorded the "Love of My Life"
title song for the movie Brown Sugar?
Take the puzzle challenge, play our **Free** June Black
Music Month puzzle.
Play
Puzzle
Cast Your Vote for
Eve's Room
Want to know what a woman
really is? Find out as 7-year old Alyssa Syke and 8-year
Noelani break it down for you on Salaam Jaha’s Health &
Well Being Talk Show called Eve’s Room. Watch the
video then cast your vote for it in the Oprah’s Own TV
video competition.
Eve’s Room Oprah's Own TV
What is Junteenth?
Juneteenth is the oldest known celebration of the ending
of slavery. First observed on June 19, 1865, it was on
this date that Union soldiers arrived in Galveston,
Texas with news that the Civil War had ended and that
slavery had been abolished.
Learn more about Juneteenth
Remembering Michael Jackson
What is the name of the dance
step made famous by Michael Jackson? If you think you
know the answer, then try this free easy online Michael
Jackson puzzle.
Try
the free puzzle
President
Obama Proclaims June
Caribbean-American Heritage Month
In a proclamation
issued by the White House on Tuesday, June 2, 2009,
President Obama proclaimed June 2009 as National
Caribbean-American Month. Noting the continuing
contributions made by Caribbean- Americans to this
country's culture and history, the President urged all
to commemorate June by "learning more about
the history and culture of Caribbean-Americans."
Read President Obama's Proclamation
Send a
Youngster to Peru this Summer
Speaking In Rhythms Inc., the exciting musical program
founded by Deveor Rainey for East Harlem youth has been
preparing a group of youngsters for a musical and
cultural study of Afro-Peruvian music. Learn more about
the Syncopated Peru Project and how you can help send a
youngster on a 10-day cultural exchange trip to Peru
this July.
Speaking in Rhythms
Divas
Don’t Apologize Show at
Triad Theater
Join Aziza
as she kicks off her Divas Don’t Apologize Show
at the Triad Theater on Friday, June 25, 2010 at 9:30
P.M. All divas and those who love them are invited to
attend. Get more info @ Divas
Don't Apologize
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