Nzinga's Daughter's - Performances

NZINGA'S DAUGHTERS

   UPCOMING PERFORMANCES/EVENTS

** Underground Railroad

Sat. July 31st
Nzinga's Daughter's presents
"Music from the African Diaspora"
@ The Bushnell (in the Belding Theater)
Capitol Ave.
Hartford, CT
7:00p

Diaspora Concert Flyer 2010, Press Release & Discount Dining Coupon

     ** Print the dining coupon and bring to participating restaurants **

The following performers will be featured at
this year's event:

Ray Gonzalez (bio)

VOICES, LLC

FADE TO BLACK



the horns of:
HANK BENTLEY and BILL BEVERLY



CHANGES

Sat. Aug. 28th
"EATTING FOR A CAUSE" Promotion (no performance) has been temporarily postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. Will be re-scheduled.

D'Angelo Sandwich Shop, 59 East St. in Plainville will be holding a fundraiser to benefit the Queen Ann Nzinga Center on Saturday, August 28, 2010 from 12p - 5p. 20% of your eat-in or take-out sales proceeds will go to our organization. Please print this flyer and bring with you to give to the cashier at the time of ordering.

Sat. Sept. 4th

Freedom Trail Event @
Plainville Historical Society

29 Pierce Street
Plainville, CT 06062
2-4pm

Plainville Historical Society and Nzinga's Daughters will host a Freedom Trail event presented by Gail Williams.

The event entitled, Plainville is Our Home, An African American Story, journals the African American experience, historic sites and history of Plainville's African American citizens. Although, small, Plainville is a town rich in cultural history. Farming, industry, a good school system and freedom, attracted many people to this region. Learn aboutthe African American people who not only migrated to Plainville, but who are indigenous to Plainville.

This presentation will include music, an exhibit, an old home movie of Plainville's African American community, and more.

Refreshments will be served.

Note: The exhibit will be on display for two weeks following the event.

for more info: Plainville Historic Center.....860 747 6577 or Gail Williams 860 747 9383

Sun. Sept. 26th
Music in the Park
Stafford Springs, CT



       Live Video and MP3 Links



Fly Like a Bird.mp3
- performed by 10 yr old Savannah Freitas and 15 yr old Asha Follins,
along with VOICES, LLC and Nzinga's Daughters and Friends Band.
Someday We'll All Be Free.mp3
- performed by Ronnie Jenkins, VOICES, LLC and Nzinga's Daughters and Friends Band.

Live Performance Clip (.mov)

Break Bread.mp3
By and By.mp3
I've Got Shoes.mp3
Old Bill Rollin' Pin.mp3
Run Mary Run / Wade in the Water.mp3

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NZINGA'S DAUGHTERS

UPCOMING PERFORMANCES/EVENTS ** Underground Railroad
Sat. July 31st	Nzinga's Daughter's presents "Music from the African Diaspora" @ The Bushnell (in the Belding Theater) Capitol Ave. Hartford, CT 7:00p Diaspora Concert Flyer 2010, Press Release & Discount Dining Coupon Print the dining coupon and bring to participating restaurants The following performers will be featured at this year's event: Ray Gonzalez (bio) VOICES, LLC FADE TO BLACK the horns of: HANK BENTLEY and BILL BEVERLY CHANGES
Sat. Aug. 28th	"EATTING FOR A CAUSE" Promotion (no performance) has been temporarily postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. Will be re-scheduled. D'Angelo Sandwich Shop, 59 East St. in Plainville will be holding a fundraiser to benefit the Queen Ann Nzinga Center on Saturday, August 28, 2010 from 12p - 5p. 20% of your eat-in or take-out sales proceeds will go to our organization. Please print this flyer and bring with you to give to the cashier at the time of ordering.
Sat. Sept. 4th	Freedom Trail Event @ Plainville Historical Society 29 Pierce Street Plainville, CT 06062 2-4pm Plainville Historical Society and Nzinga's Daughters will host a Freedom Trail event presented by Gail Williams. The event entitled, Plainville is Our Home, An African American Story, journals the African American experience, historic sites and history of Plainville's African American citizens. Although, small, Plainville is a town rich in cultural history. Farming, industry, a good school system and freedom, attracted many people to this region. Learn aboutthe African American people who not only migrated to Plainville, but who are indigenous to Plainville. This presentation will include music, an exhibit, an old home movie of Plainville's African American community, and more. Refreshments will be served. Note: The exhibit will be on display for two weeks following the event. for more info: Plainville Historic Center.....860 747 6577 or Gail Williams 860 747 9383
Sun. Sept. 26th	Music in the Park Stafford Springs, CT

Live Video and MP3 Links
	Fly Like a Bird.mp3 - performed by 10 yr old Savannah Freitas and 15 yr old Asha Follins, along with VOICES, LLC and Nzinga's Daughters and Friends Band. Someday We'll All Be Free.mp3 - performed by Ronnie Jenkins, VOICES, LLC and Nzinga's Daughters and Friends Band. Live Performance Clip (.mov) Break Bread.mp3 By and By.mp3 I've Got Shoes.mp3 Old Bill Rollin' Pin.mp3 Run Mary Run / Wade in the Water.mp3