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About Sib's Breakfast Club @sibchi
SIB’S Breakfast Club was founded in 2008 by Sibyl Holloway to encourage support of African American business and enterprise through both social and non social networking.

Email/Call Sibyl Holloway  for tix at sibsbreakfastclub@live.com  312-253-7417
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Black Playwrights Festival

Starting tonight!!!

#BlackPlaywrightsFestival
Black Ensemble Theater
#CultureChicago

 

 

 

Join KhamrynsBshoes and Nicoleloveshoes.com for a season kick off Fashion Fling!

Spring Fashion Fling 2014

 

 Email/Call Sibyl Holloway for tix at sibsbreakfastclub@live.com or  312-253-7417
 

 Email/Call Sibyl Holloway for tix at sibsbreakfastclub@live.com 312-253-7417



Beauty & Brunch

Beauty and Brunch is an event designed to bring together  women from all walks of life to celebrate beauty, fashion, and the art of networking.
We will be launching our first Beauty and Brunch at Chicago's chic Fleetwood Restaurant located in Chicago's South Loop neighborhood. The event will take place April 26th from 11am-2:30pm. In addition to the great panel, attendees will enjoy a lavish buffet, makeup tips from our talented makeup artist.
Your ticket includes brunch, mimosas, and makeup demo.

"Beauty is the Opposite of Perfection...It's about Confidence, Charisma and Character" Tickets are now on sale - http://ow.ly/3iYBiH

Frat Brothers 2013-featured film from the Englewood Film Festival 2013

Join NorthwesternBlackAlumniAssociation for a swank Homecoming weekend kickoff

Come kick off #NorthewesternHomecomingWeekend2013 as you party and reminisce with classmates and others at Prestige held at  the posh Hotel Sax!!!

Black Chicago History -Southern migrants at Union Station. 1920s

Southern migrants at Union Station. 1920s
#throwback
#cultureofblackchicago

So Fresh Saturdays: created by residents for residents

So Fresh Saturdays is back today at Hamilton Park - 513 W. 72nd St. - 4pm-9pm! Fun for all ages!! This event is created by residents for residents!!! If we want PEACE in our neighborhoods, so we must create it!!! ‪#‎IAMENGLEWOOD‬ ‪#‎PEACE‬ What are you doing to CREATE peace in your community?

LEGENDARY R&B GROUP LOW RIDER HEADLINES THE 3RD ANNUAL TASTE OF WVON

      Chicago’s Urban Talker continues its 50th Anniversary Celebration with a day of entertainment, food, and family activities at the 3rd Annual Taste of WVON.

Internationally acclaimed R&B band Low Rider will headline the 3rd Annual Taste of WVON, Saturday, July 27th beginning at 10am.  Legendary Soul Group Enchantment, and Gospel Recording Artist Kim Stratton are featured performers at this summer’s most highly anticipated neighborhood event.   The Taste of WVON is a daylong festival showcasing the best local and corporate businesses in the Chicagoland area.

 

The Taste of WVON will be held at Lorraine Dixon Park, 8701 South Dauphin Avenue in Chicago (two blocks east of Cottage Grove) from 10am to 8pm (CST).  The festival features over eighty merchant and food vendors, a farmers market, family activities, and a special Children’s Pavilion that includes clown performances, face painting, a petting zoo, crafts, and pony rides.  Additional live performances by Reggae band Raw Dawg, Comedian Reggie Reg, Yemi Marie, and Chicago’s First Lady of Blues – Nellie ‘Tiger’ Travis.  WVON personalities Matt McGill, Perri Small, Mark Wallace, Salim Muwakil, Kendall Moore, and the “Governor of Talk Radio” – Mr. Cliff Kelley will be on site to engage attendees, participate in event activities, and host a full day of live broadcast programming.

 

This event is free and open to the public.   The Taste of WVON is sponsored by The Illinois Lottery, Com Ed, Chicago White Sox, PNC Bank, Toyota on Western, and the Black McDonald Operators Association.  For artist interviews and additional press inquiries, please contact Angelique Westerfield at (p) 312.489.7636 or angelique@wvon.com.

 

AfroRhythmsandWine Series coming soon,,,,

Let us Live

#ChiTownUnity
#Peace
#LetusLive
#JusticeforTrayvon
#WeloveHadiya
Come join Pastor Corey Brooks- the Rooftop Pastor- and thousands of youth pastors, community leaders and others from across the city in a peaceful one mile march and sit in downtown
Named Let us Live after the Human Rights Act which states that every human being has the right to LIVE.

Assemble at the corner of Roosevelt and Michigan Ave where we will proceed north to the Tribune Tower for a sit in after the State of the Hood Address.

If you have a group who wants to participate, please call 312-813-5211

AFRICOBRA at the DuSable. OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION!!!!

Chicago Blues the Father of American Rock and Roll

Maxwell Street is significant to the history of blues not just because music was performed there, but because music was created there. Beginning in the 1920s, Maxwell Street was the first stopping place for thousands of African-Americans newly arrived from the Mississippi Delta. There, the newcomers could hear established city musicians, and vice-versa. This continuous interaction over the course of several decades produced, in the period immediately following the Second World War, what is usually called Chicago Blues, but which could just as easily be called "The Maxwell Street Blues." Where in previous decades, recorded Delta Blues had been modified to fit the popular song styles of the day, on Maxwell Street it was left raw and simply amplified, both in volume and dramatic intensity. Musicians introduced amplification intensity at unheard of volumes too stand out above others. When recorded, the result became not only the dominant form of blues, but radically changed the emerging sound of rock and roll. The sound of bands like the Rolling Stones, Cream, Led Zeppelin and many others came about when English teenagers tried to duplicate the music of Maxwell Street Bluesmen.