African-American Contributions in St. Mary's County UNIFIED COMMITTEE FOR
AFRO-AMERICAN CONTRIBUTIONS
Post Office Box 1457
Lexington Park, Maryland 20653

EMAIL:  lwalthour@md.metrocast.net
African American Monument at Freedom Park, Lexington Park, Maryland.  You can reserve an inscribed brick in this walkway!

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Saturday, June 21, 2008
FREEDOM PARK
on the corner of Route 235 and Tulagi Place

  • 12:00 - 1:30 — Grand Opening of Juneteenth Celebration (Monument Stage)
    Mistress of Ceremonies – Nichole Denee Hill
    Posting of Colors – St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Department
    First Missionary Baptist Church Choir – Sherrie Fenwick, Director
    Invocation: Bishop Lee Roy Mc Duffie, Gospel Tabernacle of Prayer
    Gospel Tabernacle of Prayer Choir
    Welcome – Mike Brown, Event Director
    St. Peter Claver Gospel Choir – Roy Johnson, Director
    Proclamations, Recognitions, & Acknowledgements –
                              Janice Walthour, Mike Brown, and Bonnie Elward
          African American Tourism Brochure – Alma Jordon & Carolyn Laray
          “Making a Difference in the Millennium”
                Juneteenth Essay Contest – St. Mary’s County Public Schools
                Human Relations Awards Recipients Honored
                Brenda Spears – Artist/Publisher
                Alland Leandre – Entrepreneur Black Engineer of the Year 2008
    Zion United Methodist Church “True Victory Choir” – Ike Harris, Dir.
          Pioneers Among Us
                Tony Porter, CEO Porter Technical, Inc.
                United States Colored Troops of St. Mary’s County:
                              Sgt. William H. Barnes & Sgt. James H. Harris
                              Civil War Medal of Honor Recipients
    St. Luke’s Church Choir – Roy Johnson, Director
    Lift Every Voice and Sing – Negro National Anthem

  • 1:30 - 2:00 — Jumbe and the Village African Dance & Drumming Troupe (Monument Stage)

  • 2:00       Master of Ceremonies – Tony Porter (Main Stage)

  • 2:00 - 5:00 — Walk Around Magic - Super Magic Man

  • 2:00 - 2:45 — Gospel Concert
    Winfield Parker & Praise (Main Stage)


  • 2:45 - 3:30 — Rap Performance
    No Puff Daddy (Three Notch Theater)


  • 4:00 - 5:00 — Jazz Concert
    Spur of the Moment (Main Stage)


  • 5:00 - 5:30 — Hip Hop Dancers and Steppers (Three Notch Theater)
    Donna's BodyShakers


  • 5:30 - 6:30 — Gospel Go Go Band, Poetry Slam, & Rap for the Young at Heart(Monument Stage)
    Higher Heights
    LIBREO
    Lakea


  • 7:00 — 50-50 Raffle Drawing (Main Stage—need not be present to win)

  • 7:00 - dark — Jazz Concert
    Shang
    (Main Stage)

 

Phone: 301-475-1861       Email: lwalthour@md.metrocast.net

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