The M e�m of A&ican
American History celebr es
B ck M . Month in June.
Bl RegaeISoca, and Jazz
will be featured from 6-8 p.m.
on three Fridays in June during
the African Heritage Concert
Series.
In additioa, the Museum will
• • OIl the C\'OI
tion and social significance of
African American m ·cal FD-:
r on three Wednesdays and
one Thursday from 6-8 pm. this
ID()Dtb
The ButlcrTwins sextet, per­
forming De Bl will open
the concert series on June 8.
Twins Clarence and Curtis But­
ler earned Metro Times "Best
Blues Vocalist" ( for Clarence)
and "Best Loc Ily Produced
Blues Record awards for 1989.
The King David quintet
featuring Milton Bennett, will
perform reggae and soca music
of the Caribbean. June 22. On
June 29, the female jazz quartet,
Straight Ahead," (Metro Times
"Best Small Combo" for 1989)
featuring le d violinist Regina
Carter, bassist Marion Hayden,
keyboard artist Eileen Orr and
drummer Gaelynn cKinney,
will wrap up the concer serie .
All performances are free to
the public and will take place on
the terrace of the Museum of
African American History.
The audience is encouraged to
bring lawn chairs or blankets.
Performances will be held in­
doors in the event of rain.
The free lecture series, "Un­
derstanding African American
Music will kick off on J we 6
with the topic, "Spirituals,
Traditional Gospel, and Blues."
The series continues on June 13
with "African American Jazz,
Americ 's Only Original
Music." On June 20, "Rhythm
and Blues/Soul and Contem­
porary Gospel," is the topic of
disc ion. The serie con­
dud on June 28 with a discus-
. 0 "Hip-Hop" (R p) JD ic.
For more informatio call
833-9tDl.
yne
Homel et
f dr i er
The Wayne County Union
or tbe Homeless announces a
Fundraiser "Tbe Gospel Ex­
pre ", on . Saturday, June 10,
1990 from 6p.m. to 10p.m.
Ticke are $10 in advance and
$12 t the door.
Fin neial donations are al­
way ccepted at the Union'
office, 3627 Cas Avenue.
Call (313) 831-7322 or 831-
1118.
JUN ,),',1
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Women's Justice Center n e
volunteers to work with heltered
wom n and childr n. Call Kristin or
Gayla at g21-3902.
YOUTH ASSI r CE
·A Bridge To Tn. Future,· • A
neighborhood ba .d deliqu ncy
prevention prOGram opera g In
cooperation wi Juvenl court,
poIice,lChooIs and ..." .... to tllefMlftt
I'-tMM .. ,. of youths. To Of
men Information 577-8280.
calling 546-7760, registration will b
Monday-Friday from 11 am until6pm.
Contestant will share in over
$10,000 In cash nd prize. Contact
r. Romell TraviCS/Executive Direc­
tor, 23634 Woodward Av ., PI a nt
Ridge, MI 048069, 546-n60.
EAST LANSING, MI
CA P DIRECTORY
A fr directory of more than 70
• chigan children's campsis now
av lb. Parents can rive a fr
copy by contacting th . chigan Sec-
on, 3208 W st. Rd., East lansing,
MI 048823, or by calling 1-800-852-
8363.
FALLEN ST
·How To Find A Fa' n Sta",
TUESDAY EVE INGS at 7pm begin·
n ng Apri 17 and contin through
TUESDAY, JUNE 5 at Carr-Flel
Planetarium. Ioca d on the CC
C8fY1JUI. CaN 771-o28G, SalTHpm
AnA A,OEORG
LAC ARTS
, .
�SEU S
-MOTOWN - 26048 W. Grand
. Blvd; Detroit, 867-0091 .
-GRAYSTONE JALZ. - 3000 E.
Grand Blvd., Detroit, 871'()234.
- YOUTH HERITAGE HOUSE -
110 E. Ferry, Detroit, 871-1667.
-AFRICAN AMERICAN HIS­
TORY - 301 Fred rick Douglas,
OetrcMt, 833-9800.
- NA TlONAL AFRICAN
AMERICAN SPORTS HALL OF
FAME Open Monet y-Friday, 9-5 on
4th Floor, W yne County Bldg,
eoo Randolph, Detr
-SHERRY WA HI OTO
OAl!LE Y • Millend r Center,
DetrOit. 555-8RUSH.
Send ant1lOUtlC8t'nenta and In-
fonnationtlo:
SHEBA L MOKINI�
P.O.8ox�
12541 Second
Hahiland Pwtc,
(313) 1IIIIII.-lm13..
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