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Camp DeeJay presents
"Message In the Music" - Thursday, August 2, 2012 at 6:30pm sharp

Let's Go, Let's Go! Don't Miss the Music & the Message! Make sure you're in the house as our 15 young deejays make it happen at the Austin YMCA in their end-of-summer show/party.

Come experience the message in the music as our 15 Camp DeeJay emcees rock the mic and the turntables!  It’s a rhythmic journey of Hip Hop, R&B, dance, steppin’ music and much more.  Hear the beat, feel the rhythm and share the music as our Beat Master, Groove Master and Mix Master squads make you move on the dance floor and deliver a message of unity and peace. When:       Thursday, August 2, 2012                    6:30 – 7:30pm. Doors open at 6pm Where:      Austin YMCA                    501 N. Central                    Chicago, IL Cost:          FREE! Parking:    FREE on street Seating:     Early arrival is strongly suggested                       as seating is limited. For More Info:  312-402-5158 www.twitter/lifevineworks www.facebook/lifevineworks

What's All the Buzz About Camp DeeJay? Our technology and art program is now a year-round program of After School Matters.   Click here to learn more and to sign up.

1st Annual Mattie Weddington Scholarship Brunch - Saturday, April 28th at 10:00am

Event Host, Sonya Blakey of Inspiration Radio 1390 Meet Sonya Blakey and have brunch as we honor teens for academic achievement.  Community partners include: U.S. Bank Office Depot Walgreens Download and Share a Flier/Press Release: Scholarship Brunch flier/press release File Size: 195 kb File Type: docx Download File

Event Information What:  1st Annual Mattie Weddington Scholarship Brunch, a faith-based event of LifeVine Works and HHW School for the Performing Arts When:  Saturday, April 28th at 10am. Who:  Hosted by Chicago Gospel radio celebrity Sonya Blakey of Inspiration 1390 Entertainment:  Live performances by HHW School for the Performing Arts & LifeVine Works Youth Education via the Arts & Sciences Where:  Daystar - 1550 S. State Street, Chicago, IL

Cost:  Admission can be paid at the door by cash or check as online sales have expired.  $15.00 for adults.   $5.00 for children 12 and under.  Includes continental breakfast and raffle entry to win a pair of House of Blues Gospel brunch tickets Seating:  Early arrival is strongly suggested as admission is limited and seating is available on a first-come basis. For More Info:  312-402-5158

Don't Miss the Music & the Costumes! CREDITS: Musical Direction and Arrangement by Prince Ravanna Bey and Kerry Wills Choreographed by Regina Perry Carr Written, Adapted and Directed by Brian Weddington Produced by Chamille Weddington Make-up & Wardrobe by Omani Harris Volunteer Manager - Omani Harris What:  "Journey to Carnival©2011 Who:  The Djembe Percussion Corps of Lifevine Works When:  Friday, August 12th, 2011 @ 7:00pm sharp Cost:  FREE Parking:  FREE on the street Where:  Austin Town Hall - 5610 W. Lake Street, Chicago, IL  6064 Directions:  Click Here Seating:  Early arrival is strongly suggested as seating is limited. For More Info:  312-402-5158 View Larger Map

An Urban Fantasy Celebrating the Sounds of the Djembe drum, African Dance and the Carnival Experience! Enjoy our musical and theatrical performance called "Journey to Carnival".  It's a colorful and rhythmic trip that will take you from the streets of Chicago to the Caribbean! The magical and loving "Mama Tunde" begins this journey by intervening one hot summer day to prevent a group of 30 teens (the Igbo, Mandinka, Zulu, Mende and Ashanti) from clashing violently on the city street.  She transports them suddenly to the islands where they learn the spirits of unity, discipline and teamwork in order to make peace. Through Afro-Caribbean rhythms and dance they share their rich heritage and the value of coming together.  Click to get a sneak peak of Afro-Caribbean carnivals here! Download An Event Flier 2011_performance_flier_pdf.pdf File Size: 345 kb File Type: pdf Download File