25 April 2011

A Taste of Africa Benefit

Time
13 May · 17:30 - 21:30

Location
El Museo Cultural de Santa Fe
1615 Paseo de Peralta
Santa Fe, NM

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JOIN US FOR TRADITIONAL AFRICAN FOOD, MUSIC, DANCE, BODY PAINTING, AND STORY TELLING. Come celebrate the soul of African creativity right here in Santa Fe.

Soulful Presence US and HITIP Cameroon are proud to announce the first annual A Taste of Africa benefit in Santa Fe. Artists will be showing their unique visions and expressions in African to benefit the annual Mobile Clinic Project for people of Cameroon this summer.

FEATURI
NG:
Jambo Café / Culinary artist
Ceci Tadfor / Culinary artist
Hakeem / Drummer
Gasali / Drummer and visual artist
Nancy King / Storyteller and writer
Shayla / West African dance performer
Jen Klarfeld / Visual atist
Vikki Scott / Black Art Studio
Kamajou Tadfor / Actor and artist
Issa Nyaphaga / Performer and visual artist

BRING YOUR KIDS!

All proceeds benefit Hope International for Tikar People
www.hitip.org

The event will include:
AFRICAN FOOD, LIVE MUSIC, RAFFLE, SILENT AUCTION

TICKETS:
Children under 12: Free
General: $15 ($20 at the door) or $25 for 2 people
Supporter: $25 – Includes 1 free raffle ticket
Benefactor: $50 – Includes 5 free raffle tickets
Advance tickets available at Jambo Cafe

For more information, please call 505.992.0591

Donate online
http://www.soulfulpresence.org/donate.php

17 April 2011

The Hata Foundation Annual Luau


Save the date and buy a table!






Please join The Hata Foundation for an evening of wonderful live entertainment and great silent auction prizes to support education funds that enable the deserving children of Hawai'i reach their full potential!


Saturday, May 28, 2011
Paradise Cove at the Ko'olina Resort
Oahu
6 pm - 10 pm


thehatafoundation.org

15 April 2011

Tsuru Project

Miki Katagiri's second Tsuru Project event this Sunday, April 17!
2:00 pm-5:00pm
232 Bedford Avenue (N.4/N.5)
"L" Train to Bedford



Come by to join the festivities, learn more about the nuclear situation, make a donation, make a tsuru for the upcoming Tanabata (Wishing Tree) Festival in August, or simply come by to take a tsuru home to keep Japan in your thoughts and spread the word! 232 Bedford Avenue (N.4/N.5). "L" Train to Bedford



http://tsuruproject.wordpress.com/

YMCA Honolulu's Healthy Kids Day 2011 at the Bishop Musseum

Please join The Hata Foundation in supporting the YMCA of Honolulu's Healthy Kids Day at the Bishop Museum. Kudos to family and friends who are busy experimenting with healthful recipes for delicious baked goods that will be on sale tomorrow!

Don't forget...Canned goods will also be collected for the Annual Hawaii Food Bank Drive.

Free admission for Kama'aina and Military Families with I.D.

Saturday, April 16.
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
Bishop Museum
1525 Bernice Street.

14 April 2011

Saving Pelican #895


Congratulations to director Irene Taylor Brodsky and HBO for a timely and successful screening
of "Saving Pelican #895" at the Museum of Natural History! Here's to continuing to raise awareness of how human action impacts our environment!





Irene Taylor Brodsky (Director),
Michael Carloss (Biologist), and Jay Holcomb
(Executive Director of International Bird Rescue
Research Center) answer the youngest Q & A participant's
question on the why's of brown pelican #895's
life.



http://www.hbo.com/documentaries/saving-pelican-895/index.html#/documentaries/saving-pelican-895/synopsis.html