SOMETHING LIKE A FAHAMENON '90S JAM

Dust off those stone-washed jeans and get ready to party 90's style with the Contemporaries on September 11th at 9:00 pm for "Something Like a FAHAMENON 90's Jam" at the Harvey B. Gantt Center for African-American Arts and Culture! This event is a special invitation from the Gantt Center, and Contemporaries members get... the reduced admission price of $8 to participate in this national event.

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"Something Like a FAHAMENON" is a series of parties hosted by visual and performance artist Fahamu Pecou. Staged in various cities across the country, the parties are focused on creating memorable experiences around the arts by making the institution of art accessible to diverse audiences through music, culture and party atmosphere. The next installment, "90's JAM", will feature music and memories from 1988-1995, a period known in hip-hop culture as "the golden era". The party features a DJ Salah Ananse spinning music relative to the theme, a book signing and Pecou as MC/host. Guests are encouraged to come dressed according to the theme, in this case the 90's. (i.e. African beads, biker shorts, stone-washed or airbrushed jeans, baggy pants, etc.).

Where:Harvey B. Gantt Center for African American Arts and Culture
When: September 11, 9:00-1:00
Cost: $8.00 Contemporaries Members, $10 Non Members, $15 at the Door

To purchase your Contemporaries admission tickets, contact Marisa Wilson; mwilson@McCollCenter.org