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SUMMARY:Salsa to Go-Go
DESCRIPTION:Explore the history of Go-Go\, the rhythm born in Washington DC\, and its intersection with Afro\, Afro-Latin and African American culture.\n\n\n\nExperience the fusion of cultures through music. \nExplore the history of Go-Go\, the rhythm born in Washington DC\, and its intersection with Afro\, Afro-Latin and African American culture in an immersive tour filled with music\, history and community at the Go-Go Museum & Café . Join us on Friday\, February 28\, for this special event from the Go-Go Museum & Café and the DC Mayor’s Office on Latino Affairs. \nCome celebrate the richness of our stories and the power of music to bring us together! …SALSA TO GO-GO! \nDate: February 28\, 2025 \nTime: 6:00 p.m. \nLocation: The Go-Go Museum & Café
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LOCATION:Go-Go Museum & Café\, 1920 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE Washington\, DC 20020\, Washington\, DC\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hail to the Anacostans
DESCRIPTION:Conversation & Crank in honor of the First People to inhabit the land and river where the Go-Go Museum stands.\n\n\n\nOur distinguished guests help us honor the first people to inhabit the land and river where the Go-Go Museum & Café stands. We explore ways to strengthen Black and Native American connections and combat cultural erasure. ​ \nAmong the key digital artifacts in the Go-Go Museum & Café is the 2018 video for the “Ghosts of Anacostia\,” by Crank LuKongo\, the DC band of many genres including go-go\, and vocals by Matt SwampGuinee and Sebi Medina-Tayac\, a member of the Piscataway Indian Nation. The artists described the work as a “compelling song-story of 17th and 21st century displacement of the Indigenous American Indian and the Native African Americans residing East of the River\, Washington\, DC.” \nSeven years since the song debuted\, trending topics are\, again\, historic erasure\, displacement and Washington football logos. More people are incorporating Native Land Acknowledgments and supporting initiatives such as renaming Maryland’s Indian Head Highway. ​ \nThis Conversation & Crank series takes place during the museum’s Grand Opening Week celebration in collaboration with the Traditional Arts DC Project/National Folklife Network. ​ \nConversation Moderator: Phillip Kulubya ​ \nCrank by DJ Supa Dan \nCurator: Dr. Natalie Hopkinson​ \n​ \nPanelists: \nJessi Swann\, member of the Piscataway-Conoy Tribe​ \nCamila Bryce-Laporte\, author of “Black in Piscataway Land” ​ \nJay Winter Knightwolf\, host of “The American Indian Truth: The Most Dangerous Show on Radio” on WOL ​ \nArmand Lione\, Ph.D.\, author of Native American History of Washington\, D.C. \nWatch the livestream on our YouTube channel! \nLivestream Link – https://youtube.com/live/4y-Qj3JWT8s?feature=share
URL:https://www.gogomuseumcafe.com/event/hail-to-the-anacostans/
LOCATION:Go-Go Museum & Café\, 1920 Martin Luther King Jr Ave SE Washington\, DC 20020\, Washington\, DC\, United States
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