The Louis D. Brown Peace Institute’s 11th Annual Mother’s Walk for Peace at Townfield Park in Fields Corner, Dorchester. Sunday, May 13, 8:30am.
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The Young Black Women’s Society presents “Spring into Home Buying” seminar with real estate agents at the Codman Square Library, 690 Washington St. in Dorchester. Saturday, May 5, 10:30am-1pm.
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First Fridays Boston at Peking Tom’s. Friday, May 4, 10:30pm.
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The Best of the Black Comedy Explosion at the John Hancock Hall. Sunday, April 29.
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The 2nd Annual New England Urban Music Awards at the Berklee Performance Center. Saturday, April 14. Performers include Andre Ward and Ed OG.
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Mistrie presents First Fridays Boston at Peking Tom’s. Friday, April 6, 10:45pm-2am.
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The Young Professionals Network presents Relationships 101 Tearing Down the Walls, a conversation about relationships, love and marriage at the Urban League. Thursday, April 5, 6:30pm-8:30pm. Free.
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The Affirmative Action Recruitment Consortium of Eastern Massachusetts hosts an Educators of Color Job Fair at Cambridge Ringe and Latin. Saturday, March 31, 9:30am-12pm.
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For one night only, see DBR (Daniel Bernard Roumain) & THE MISSION this Sunday, March 31 at the Berklee Performance Center.
A classical-urban ambassador for the next generation, violinist Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) is on a quest to blend funk, rock, hiphop and classical music into a new sonic vision. His nine-piece “electro-acoustic” band, THE MISSION, features an amplified string quartet, drum kit, keyboards, vocalist, DJ and laptop artist.
As Music Director of the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company and Assistant Composer-in-Residence of the Orchestra of St. Luke’s, DBR’s musical pedigree is absolutely longhair. But with works like 24 Bits: Hip-Hop Studies and Etudes, he breaks the traditional mold with a completely original voice. Mission? Accomplished.
“The dreadlocked, hip-hop embracing Daniel Bernard Roumain is creating a miracle.â€
-The New York Times
View a clip of DBR speaking about 24 Bits: Hip-Hop Studies and Etudes
ReIdren Business Group presents “Designing & Operating Stronger Black & Latino Community Organizations & Businesses” at the Dudley Branch Library. Monday, March 26 5:30pm-7:30pm.
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