What's happening where!
Ebony, April, 2005 by Joy Bennett Kinnon
ATLANTA
* This Jazz Century. Play featuring the music of Duke Ellington and Thelonious Monk. Seven Stages Theatre. April 7-10.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.
* 37th Commemoration of Or. Martin Luther King's Assassination. Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. April 4.
CHICAGO
* Countdown to Eternity: A Photo Documentary of Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. and the Civil Rights Movement. Exhibit. The DuSable Museum of African American History. Through May 9.
* National Organization of Black County Officials convention. Oakbrook Hills Resort. April 27-May 1.
COLUMBUS, Ga.
* National Conference of Black Mayors convention. Hyatt Regency-Columbus. April 27-May 1.
DENVER, Colo.
* National Black Law Students Association convention. Inverness Hotel and Conference Center. March 30-April 3.
DETROIT
* International Association of Black Security Executives convention. Marriott-Courtyard Downtown. April 27-29.
JACKSON, Miss.
* Crawfish Festival. Mississippi Agricultural & Forestry Museum. April 5.
* Mississippi Cultural Festival. 0ld Capitol Museum. April 5.
LAS VEGAS
* Las Vegas City of Lights Jazz Festival. Hills Park, Summerlin. April 22-23.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.
* American Association of Blacks in Energy annual conference. Peabody Hotel. March 29-April 2.
* Anniversary Commemoration for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. National Civil Rights Museum. April 4.
* Africa in April. 2005 festival honors the Republic of Cameroon. Robert Church Park. April 21-25.
* Memphis Black Writers Conference and Southern Film Festival. Peabody Place & Muvico 22 Theatres. April 21-23.
* Beale Street Music Festival. Features more than 60 artists on four stages. April 29-May 1.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.
* Radio Golf. World premiere play by August Wilson, the conclusion of his epic 20th century cycle exploring the African-American experience, decade by decade. Yale Repertory Theatre. April 22-May 14.
NEW ORLEANS
* National Association of Black Social Workers convention. Hyatt Regency-Superdome Hotel. April 5-9.
* French Quarter Festival. Features "world's largest jazz brunch." French Quarter. April 8-10.
* New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. One of the largest jazz festivals in the world. Fairgrounds Racecourse. April 22-May 1.
NEW YORK CITY
* Trisha Brown Dance Company. Lincoln Center's New Visions series. Rose Theater. April 13-16.
* New Orleans Jazz Orchestra. Jazz at Lincoln Center. Allen Room, Lincoln Center. April 14-16.
ORLANDO
* Kissimmee JazzFest. Kissimmee Lakefront Park. April 24.
PHILADELPHIA
* Penn Relays. Franklin Field. April 28-30.
RICHMOND, Va.
* National Forum for Black Public Administrators convention. Greater Richmond Convention Center. April 9-13.
* National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing convention. Crowne Plaza Hotel, Richmond River District. April 21-23.
SAN FRANCISO
* San Francisco International Film Festival. Various venues. April 21 -May 5.
WASHINGTON, D.C.
* Roots of Black Dance. Rehearsal Room, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. April 18
* Masters of African American Choreography. Eisenhower Theater. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. April 20-25.
ISLAND DESTINATIONS:
CURACAO
* International Food, Beverage and Cultural Festival. Various sites. April 30-May 1.
ST. LUCIA
* St. Lucia Jazz 2005. Scheduled to attend: The Isleys, featuring Ron Isley, New Edition, Chante Moore and Kenny Lattimore, and Kevin Mahogany, among others. April 28-May 8.
U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS
* Carnival activities. Various venues. Throughout April.
NOTE: Sponsors may change dates or locations after the magazine has been published. Travelers should verify event information with local sponsors.
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