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Intersection of the Arts: Oakland International Film Festival, Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, 49ers Vernon Davis
April 11, 2012



Wright Enterprises-Community Spotlight:
Intersection of the Arts

Press Release For Immediate Release

 Thanks to Lance Burton of Planet Fillmore for the news conference report that includes featured filmmakers of OIFF10. Coming Soon!

 

 
Oakland International Film  Festival

The Oakland International Film Festival Kicks-off its April 6-8 film fest with a special VIP Reception at Oakland's hottest and latest restaurant, FAZ on Thursday, April 5, from 6-9 p.m. Meet celebrities and more.

 

A group of Filmmakers gathered last week to hold a news conference showcasing some of the upcoming films as David Roach, Executive Director spoke about the significance of the Oakland International Film Festival's Tenth Year.

 

 

 

 

Lorraine Hansberry Theatre

 

On Saturday April 7th The Lorraine Hansberry Theatre opens "Blues for an Alabama Sky" by Pearl Cleage of Atlanta, popularized by Oprah for her book "What Looks Like Crazy on an Ordinary Day."   The day kicks off with a VIP Reception at Gallery 444 featuring the work of Danny Broadway, part of Lorraine Hansberry's extended family. Mamie Hansberry, Lorraine Hansberry's sister will add special prestige to both the reception and the 8 p.m. Opening Night performance starring Robert Gossett of TNT's "The Closer." 

 

Danny Broadway Info Card
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Vernon and Vontae Davis Foundation

 

Congratulations to Vernon and Vontae Davis Foundation for keeping the Hamlin Mansion hopping last Saturday to benefit their charitable mission that includes:

the Arts, mothers and fathers battling addiction and causes dedicated to helping children understand the importance of leading healthy and active lifestyles. The Art Ambassador Youth Program and the Children's Aids Art Programme were beneficiaries. 

 

Mika of Sidewalks TV interviews Vernon Davis at the Hamlin Mansion.  

 

Businessman Henry Chu of the Black Card Circle Foundation and Alton Smith of the Niners lend their support to the Vernon and Vontae Davis Family Foundation.


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Enjoy Faz now in Oakland




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