Play: Chocolate on the Outside by April Turner
February 9, 10 AM, Play,
Culp Auditorium, Free for ETSU
students
February 10, 6:30 PM,
Black Faculty & Staff Association
Annual Heritage Dinner,
Culp Center Ballroom followed
by the play in the Culp Center
Auditorium.
Tickets: Edith Tillman,439 4280 or
Taste Budz,
929 9304.
Live Music -- Food from various religions and cultures
Free Health, College, and Job Information
Diversity Festival Pageant
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Cosby High School
3320 Cosby Highway
Cosby TN 37722 Directions
and Flyer
October 23
2006 Regional Children's Health Summit
"Tackling Touch Issues ... Play by Play"
Millennium Centre, Johnson City
August 4 -6
Umoja -
The Umoja/Unity
Festival is the region's leading celebration of ethnic diversity and the
universal love of life. It was established to eliminate the barriers of
race and cultures.
July 15
Global Fest 2006, 1 - 8 PM, Lowe's of Kingsport (parking lot)
Cultural displays and music from around the world.
ETSU
students, faculty and staff will offer health screenings and
health
information. Global Fest is part of Kingsport Fun Fest 2006
July 1 -2
Jonesborough Days- Themed villages will offer a
variety of cultural experiences in historic Jonesborough Tennessee.
The Children's Fiesta Village, presenting
Hispanic foods, crafts and activities for children, is sponsored
through a partnership with ETSU faculty and students, members of
local Hispanic communities, and the Eastman Credit Union. The
organizing group is Puertas Abiertas a la Comunidad Hispana (Opening
Doors to the Hispanic Communities).
A Native American Hunting-Gathering Camp and
Barnyard
Celtic Village
Old fashioned Country Fair
Main Street will be closed to traffic. Trolleys will carry
visitors to and from parking areas.
May 21
Unity and Global Peace
Concert Sunday, May 21, 3 PM
Sahib Restaurant, inside Days Inn at Roan Street and
I-26
Concert of Indian
Music
Buffet Dinner
Presentation and
Discussion: Unconditional Love:
Awakening to the
Teachings of the Realized Masters
$10
May 5 - 6
Tri-Cities First Annual
Cinco de Mayo Festival
Friday May 5 from 9 PM to 2 AM
Latin Dance Party - live band "Swing Latino"
Ladies $10, Gentlemen $15, Couples $20
Saturday May 6 from 11 AM to 6 PM
Parade of Latin American traditional clothing
International food vendors
Live music from "Mariachi Puebla" (Noon to 2 PM)
Latin music at other times (from CD)
Saturday Admission:
Children 0 to 5: Free
Children 6-12: $3.00
13 and above: $5.00
Downtown Rafters is located at 410 East State of Franklin Road, Johnson
City.
Call for more information (423)-384-6072 (in English)
(423)-943-3395 (in Spanish)
April 16
Music of the Spheres: The Cultural
and Philosophical Traditions of the Indian Subcontinent
An Exhibit and Musical Program 2:00 PM in the Charles Votaw Auditorium in the Palma
Robinson Clinical Education Center, ETSU Physicians and Associates, 325
N. State of Franklin Road, Johnson City. Contact: Guha Krishnaswamy
<krishnas@etsu.edu>
March 10
Career Day at Science Hill High School
Presentations about the local Hispanic community and the importance of
supplementing any career planning with language training and cultural
competence.
March 1
Hispanic Student Day at East Tennessee State
University
Local middle and high school student of Hispanic heritage visit ETSU to learn
about preparing for college.
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