June is Black Music Month
It was on June 7, 1979, that (then) President Jimmy Carter would decree that June would be the month of celebration for Black Music.
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It was on June 7, 1979, that (then) President Jimmy Carter would decree that June would be the month of celebration for Black Music.
For the past 50 years (sans Covid of course) the second Sunday of June has been a day for family, friends and people of all colors to meet at 23rd and South Streets in Philadelphia to celebrate community.
Barbara Sheree is an award-winning performer who has shined while sharing the stage, like when she performed No More Drama on the NBC series, Clash of the Choirs. She has an upcoming show at Wilsons.
A comprehensive listing of things to do will appear in our Weekend Guide as always, including a myriad of events from Atlantic City all the way to Delaware, Maryland and Virginia area.
Few musicians touched so many genres of music from Jazz to Gospel to Hip Hop and that was just on his 1989 LP, Back On The Block.
Boots on the Ground is a soul line dance sensation gaining widespread popularity, captivating dancers from coast to coast with smooth synchronized moves and community-driven spirit.
The Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn from Bendon Publishing is suggested for readers seven years old and up. This version is adapted in a very easy to follow and quite compelling manner by Clay Stafford.
By Jake Kring-Schreifels for Atlantic City Focus
The cigars were hot of course but the people coming to party, mingle, dance and network were even hotter. Atlantic City Focus was on the water, so you’ve got to check out our Gallery!!!