Community Day a Hip Hop Cultural Event : Respect to the QueenZ!!

Universal Zulu Nation & Camp Friendship Brooklyn

presents

Community Day a Hip Hop Cultural Event:Respect to the QueenZ!!

(FREE COMMUNITY EVENT FOR ALL!! WE WILL ALSO BE COLLECTING CANNED & DRY FOODS, USED CLOTHING AND SPRING ITEMS!!!)

(NO VENDING ALLOWED..ONLY GIVEAWAYS MUST BE FAMILY APPROPRIATE!!)

** FREE LIMITED GIVEAWAYS BY NEW YORK STATE OF MIND CLOTHING!!

SATURDAY MARCH 30, 2013:11AM-6PM @ Camp Friendship Brooklyn

Featuring all the Core Elements of Hip Hop Culture: MC, DJ, Breakers, Graf Art, BeatBox, workshops, food, drinks, family &

community!!

** Hot Food & Drinks will be served...Feel Free to bring a Hot plate or drinks...NO PORK!!!

Hosted By:

- Queen Pepsi (UZN)

Co-Hosted By:

- ReKae Medina aka Supreme Energe (UZN)

- Sound System being provided by FUNKTION DJ'S

Music By:

- DJ Chela (UZN)

Workshops By:

- The Rise of the Divine Feminine by DJ Chela (UZN)

Performances By:

- MC Performance by Selima (Wu-Tang)

- MC Performance by LC The Poet (UZN)

- MC Performance by Miranda Writes (UZN)

- MC Performance by Isis Tha Saviour (GREP)

- BeatBoxin/Vocal Percussion/Beat Rhyming Performance by Kaila from 'The Adventures of Kaila and The Kid'

- Dance performance by Youth Dancer/MC AlyKat (Art Start)

Live Art By:

- Marthalicia Matarrita

Guest Speakers

- Queen Brazil with an Introduction of Chapter 77- Women of Substance (UZN)

- Female Boxer: Heather "The Heat" Hardy

Sponsors/Supporters:

- Universal Zulu Nation (UZN)

- Camp Friendship Brooklyn

- New York State of Mind Clothing (NYSM)

- Guerrilla Republik (GREP)

- FUNKTION DJ'S

- Photography provide by M.Photography

- Videography provide by Popparotz TV

FREE for all ages and for all FREE!!!

SUBWAY:

F,G,R trains to 9th Street/4th Avenue station (about a 3 block walk)

or

F, G train to 7th Avenue/9th Street station (about a 2 block walk)

BUS:

B61 to 9th Street & 6th Avenue (about a 1 block walk)

or

B63 to 9th Street & 5th Avenue (about a 2 block walk)

or

B67 to 9th Street & 7th Avenue (about a 2 block walk)