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Greetings NTers,
Thought I would shed light on one of a few projects I have been working on, for those interested in a different approach in events within the DMV creative culture. Short overview below:
“Few people are aware that DC’s former lively U St. corridor predated the famous Harlem Renaissance of the early 1900’s. In this era black artists and professionals thrived through art and life. Today many young black people are working hard in their own individual pursuits, to bring the awe and wonder of that era once again. There are upcoming musicians, designers, models, directors, writers, stylists, photographers and those of countless other fields. With the national spotlight already turned this way by the election of our nation’s 1[sup]st[/sup] Black President, many are looking to the Nation’s Capital for viable entertainment
Thought I would shed light on one of a few projects I have been working on, for those interested in a different approach in events within the DMV creative culture. Short overview below:
“Few people are aware that DC’s former lively U St. corridor predated the famous Harlem Renaissance of the early 1900’s. In this era black artists and professionals thrived through art and life. Today many young black people are working hard in their own individual pursuits, to bring the awe and wonder of that era once again. There are upcoming musicians, designers, models, directors, writers, stylists, photographers and those of countless other fields. With the national spotlight already turned this way by the election of our nation’s 1[sup]st[/sup] Black President, many are looking to the Nation’s Capital for viable entertainment
