Bed-Stuy Block Party 2008
| July 10, 2008 | ||
| 3:00 pm | to | 8:00 pm |
Thursday, July 10th 3 to 8pm
New Testament Church of God parking lot
Corner of Myrtle Ave and Tompkins Ave
G –> Myrtle-Wiloughby J/M –> Myrtle Ave
Bed-Stuy Block Party is a neighborhood celebration of music, art, and community action here in Bed-Stuy and beyond. It’s a place to meet new people, have a great time, and learn from each other the many ways we can strengthen our communities and unite our common struggles.
Come party with us!
Featuring:
–ReadNex Poetry Squad (hip-hop/spoken word crew with the Front Lines Tour, an artists’ run initiative to reconnect the severed edges of our community)
–Mahina Movement (revolutionary lady-powered acoustic/rock/hip-hop)
–R-Tronika (politically-conscious electro-acoustic-rock en inglés y español)
–Chuck Brown (NY hip-hop with breakdancers, beatboxing, and old school flava)
–Spiritchild of Mental Notes (mind-blowing hip-hop/spoken word)
–Kahlil Khan (raw, powerful political rhyming and poetry)
–Poetas en NY (bilingual cultural revolutionaries)
–Ol Soul (nuyorican hip-hop emcee and spoken word artist)
–Hasaan Salaam (underground hip-hop phenomenon)
–Miss Lizzy (insightfully crafted spoken word poetry)
–Tina G. (unstoppable NYC poet and playwright)
–Lyric (Urban Word teen poet and emcee)
–DJ Oja (multi-talented DJ and music producer)
–DJ E-Class (bed-stuy’s own ultra-talented party DJ)
–DJ Merge (superfresh DJ spinning funk, soul, and hip-hop)
plus…
food
children’s activities
local community organization tables
–>BK ORGS: Interested in tabling?? Contact Sarah: misledyouthinfo@yahoo.com
–>Volunteers: Wanna help make this event happen? Also hit up Sarah: misledyouthinfo@yahoo.com
About 123 Community Space:
Founded in July 2007 by several NYC grassroots organizations and many individual volunteers, 123 hosts an after school program, a free bike workshop, a children’s photography program, a screenprinting studio, an infoshop and lending library, political prisoner letter writing dinners, and special events. We envision 123 as a safe haven for all, and as a fertile ground for local projects and activities to take root and grow.