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February 23, 2011

CBS 5/CW Bay Area TV Airs 100 Black Women in San Francisco Weekend

Join the Festivities at MoAD, Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, Tea & Win Trip  

Press Release For Immediate Release
CBS 5/ CW Bay Area TV Highlights
National Coalition of 100 Black Women in
San Francisco Weekend

NCBW Golden Girls Tea 2011
CBS 5/CW Bay Area TV Airs :15 Second National Coalition of 100 Black Women in San Francisco Weekend Public Service Announcement. Click Image to See  TV Commercial.
A unique aspect of the San Francisco Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women in San Francisco Multicultural Weekend is the fundraising launch to create the new paradigm of an on-going Employment and Jobs Training Opportunity ( with two participants over 55, three participants high school to post graduate and two long term unemployed.)  For More Information Click Here.
Museum of the African Diaspora

 MoAD Exterior Shot 

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women in San Francisco Weekend opening highlights begin with a VIP Reception in Honor of National President M. Delois (Dee Dee) Strum at the Magnificent MoAD, Friday, March 4, 6:00 p.m.-7:30 p.m.  A special tribute will be held for Haitian Relief Efforts as Reverend Greggory Brown, President of the Northern California Interreligious Conference (NCIC) and filmmaker Jacquie Taliaferro present excerpts from Haitian filmmaker Johnny Desarmes' "Life Outside the Pearl."    

 

The event is free to sponsors of the "Bridging the Generations" National Coalition of 100 Black Women in San Francisco Weekend and their guests. Tickets are $50 with partial proceeds going to Haitian Relief Efforts.  For a drop down menu of tickets to various weekend events including the Main Event--Golden Girls Hats & Gloves Tea--Click Here  for Tickets & Itinerary.  

 

MoAD is located at 685 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94105 (near downtown Third Street, around the corner from SF MOMA) 

 

Honey, It's Absolutely "Fabulation!"

Fabulation Art Work for LHTFollowing the MoAD VIP Reception It's "Fabulation" as the National Coalition of 100 Black Women in San Francisco Weekend has a night at the theater March 4, 8 p.m. with a special preview.  It's open to the public.  Purchase Your  $40 Tickets Directly By Clicking Here or call 415 345 3980 for ticket availability and/or subscription.  See Special Rates for Youth and Elders over 65. "Fabulation" will be performed at the Southside Theater, Fort Mason Center, Historic Building D, San Francisco, CA  94123.

"Fabulation" at a Glance:

Written by Lynn Nottage and Directed by Ellen Sebastian Chang---
Undine Barnes Calles (Margo Hall) is a successful African American
Public
LHT Fabulation Dance Photo

Margo Hall & Rudy Guerrero

 

"Honey Boon!" Lead character, PR powerhouse Undine is literally swept off her feet by her Argentine husband landing her right back in the projects in Lorraine Hansberry Theatre's "Fabulation!" Choreography by Argentine Pampas Cortes of "Forever Tango" fame.

Relations maven at the top of her game. Her Gucci glasses and Louis Vuitton bag are all real enough, but Undine's life is a fabrication.


It all unravels when her Argentine husband embezzles all of her money and suddenly disappears, leaving her pregnant and penniless. Undine has no choice but to return to her childhood home in Brooklyn's Walt Whitman Projects, where her journey of self-discovery truly begins.

LHT News Continues

 

Lorraine Hansberry Board President Al Dixon and General Manager Shirley Howard Johnson proudly announce a VIP reception (invited guests only) March 5--Opening Night of "Fabulation" welcoming new Artist Director,  

Steven Anthony Jones.  See SF GATE Article on Jones or go to the Press Room at The Lorraine Hansberry Theatre Website.  Contact the Lorraine Hansberry Theatre for details!  

Multicultural Opportunity to Win Trip to Senegal

 

Win Trip to Senegal Jpeg

You don't have to be African American to enter the Africa Channel's contest to win a trip to Senegal.  During Black History Month you can enter the African Channel's Sweepstakes to Senegal.  Have your DNA tested and find your tribe.  Life began in Africa...Scientists and MoAD remind us. 
So check out The Africa Channel-Click Here.
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Check and see if special National Coalition of 100 Black Women rates of $159 a night at the Mark Hopkins InterContinental (across the street from March 5th Tea held at the Fairmont) or $189 a night at the InterContinental (888 Howard St-a cab ride away from March 5th Tea) are still available.

Reservation Code-National Coalition of 100 Black Women/ Limited Availability.

Mark Hopkins InterContinental ($159)

1-800-662-4455

InterContinental San Francisco ($189)

415 616-6500 (Ask for Reservations)


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