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4B LiFE/tEle C>latte Thursday, Febiuaiy 8, 2007 Searching for African American experience? from slavery to indepen dence and promise. In the 1700s, New Bern became known as a popular town for both slaves ■ and free blacks in Colonial America. In 1860, free blacks com posed 13 percent of the city’s population, more than any other North Carolina town. These indi viduals helped build and • design the town, influenc ing its political, economic and cultural life. 203 South Front St., New Bern (252) 637-9400 WWW, visitnewbern.com/ heritagetours/heritage.tou r_african_amerLcan.htm By Cheris F. Hodges cherfe,riocrges@frtectTa/fo ffeposf.com Then look no further than your backyard. Visit NC, the state’s visi tors and tourism board, has outlined a list of exhibits and sites across the state that have signifi-, cant meaning in African American history. - Walk this way: Take the Experience Outside, Walkway of History, Greensboro. Stroll along South Elm Street as side walk markers chronicle six chapters of local African- American history, ranging from the first fugitive slave on the Underground Railroad through the first African-American state Supreme Court justice. The walkway was unveiled on the 34th anniversary of the Woolworth civil rights sit- ins by four N.C. A&T State University students; S. Elm St. at February One Place, Greensboro (336) 373-2043 African-American Heritage Walking Tour, New Bern. Follow this self- guided walking tour on the path of New Bern’s rise We Salute Black History Month IWiTlI Walter B. Davis Company, Inc. (jeneral Contractors ♦ Specializing in Industrial and Commadal Contracting • •ConstructlonManagement* Industrial Mainlaiance • BUILDING A REPUTATION OF EXCELLENCE Unlimited Licensed Contractor - Certified-MBE P.0, Box 35241 • Charlotte, NC 28235 (7(M)358-3739 ♦ FAX (704)358-3887 BLACK HISTORY NEVER ENDS, CELEBRATE #rier ^eiglits parber & peaittp Center 3239 Drenan Street • Charlotte, NC 28205 • 704-3344946 ffre. M-W-T-F SAM to 7PM •Sot. 7AM to 6PM • Qosed Tuesday SPECIAUZING WALL TYPE HAIRCUTS BEAUTY & BARBER PRODUCTS Owner: Marvin E. Price iJ^U6L^rAri2.lc:A SALUTE BLACK HISTORY MONTH 10th Anniversary Sale Exquisite original {n't from all over Africa Skin Care Products Aromatherapy • Home Decor Beautiful African Clothing A^D MUCH, MUCH MORE 1215 IlKanas Avenue • Charlotte, NC (Just off Osntial Avenue beyween Pecan & the Pleis) 704-376-6160 ‘PapeC Ndiaye Owner Some good news seldom makes tlie front page. Join Toyota in celebrating black history makers past and present TOYOTA moving forward * 4.^^ k ATION TO GENERATION ■ Cdebrcutuiq BlaxJk Heriinae Join us at Macy's Northlake Artist Exhibit February 1-18, Main Entrance, Level 1 • also at Macy's South Park, Feb. 20-March 4 Come see ' In Hope.? of Freedom," a vibrant art exhibit by local artist Michelle Nicole That captutes the courage and defernninatior of people of African descent in the Revolutionary War. Dance, Dance, Dance - Saturday, February 10,3-5PM, Level 1 We are pleased to present a special afternoon on dance threugh the ages, courtesy ofThe Afro-American Cultural Center. Enjoy a lively perforinance and learn about its cuKural and historical significance. The Beat Goes On featuring the Shade Family Puppets Sunday, February 11,3-5PM, Level 2-Kids Imagine a puppet show where you could see Billie Holiday, !,.ouisAi;mstrong,CabCalloway and other greats singing and dancing! Kids, bring your parents to this special event. Music to Your Ears - Saturday, Mar. 3 at Macy's South Park, 2-4PM The Afro-American Cultural Center joins us fora series of performances featuring Yeah Mon, featuring a blend of Caiibbean and African rhythms, ctilhjre and history. The new, collectible Macy's Gift Card in honor of Black History Month y rA IT features the art of quilt making, as a symbol of the love and talent we pass on from generation to generation. Celebrate and share, in any amount you choose. . ^ A Available at any register, while supplies last.' kV FREE Black History 2007 Engagement Calendar. Yours when a you make a $50 or more Generation to ^ Generation Gift Card purchase. Av.iilAblp fli Gift Wrap, whilt? supplier last. Simply present your r^eipt ic receive youf freecdletidar. ★mocys UjMj "to
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