September 11th, 2010 - Hip Hop For Humanity 9/11 - Crossroads
- By Pyper Geddes
- Published 08/7/2010
- Special Events , Concerts , Past Events , Hip Hop
- Unrated
$10 advance - Buy your tickets here!
Doors at 8pm for dinner, show at 9pm
These days the world is seeing a lot of negative and positive changes. Natural disasters and famine around the world are happening more often and taking more innocent lives with them.
The positive side is that we are seeing humanity by the hundreds of thousands. People from all over the world have made contributions to Haiti
as well as Chile, Katrina and more. On this note however, our smaller organizations and non-denominationa...l,
non-profit charities also have HUGE causes and are being almost completely over-looked.
Hip Hop For Humanity's purpose is to raise awareness of these local organizations in our own back yard that serve a purpose that is bigger than all of us; And at the same time, showcase local talent and raise media awareness of the positive movements within the Hip Hop Culture.
Funky Hip Hop mixes as Thomas Workshop spins his Strictly Vinyl Set!
Live performances by:
David Morin (Van City)
http://www.facebook.com/pages/David-Morin-Music/119163421467262?v=wall
Conspirituality (Van City)
http://www.conspirituality.com/
Phareke (Peg City)
http://www.reverbnation.com/phareke
Bitter Rythm (K Town)
http://www.myspace.com/bitterrhythm
The E Centrix (Salmon Arm)
http://www.facebook.com/pages/West-Ave-Productions/366893140516?ref=ts
Sophia Danai & Thomas Workshop (Van City/Peg City)
http://www.myspace.com/sophiadanai
Partial Proceeds will be donated to Crossroads Integrative Addiction Services.The mission of Crossroads is to facilitate healthy lifestyles by decreasing addictions and their negative impact on the individual, family, and community.Their treatment center is based out of Kelowna BC where through careful and intense exploration of one’s issues and influences, they help a person become aware of how their addiction manifests itself, gaining greater control over its influence. Crossroads’ approach is a humanistic, person-centered approach that follows a pragmatic philosophy of helping.
http://www.xrdstc.net
Doors at 8pm for dinner, show at 9pm
These days the world is seeing a lot of negative and positive changes. Natural disasters and famine around the world are happening more often and taking more innocent lives with them.
The positive side is that we are seeing humanity by the hundreds of thousands. People from all over the world have made contributions to Haiti
as well as Chile, Katrina and more. On this note however, our smaller organizations and non-denominationa...l,
non-profit charities also have HUGE causes and are being almost completely over-looked.
Hip Hop For Humanity's purpose is to raise awareness of these local organizations in our own back yard that serve a purpose that is bigger than all of us; And at the same time, showcase local talent and raise media awareness of the positive movements within the Hip Hop Culture.
Funky Hip Hop mixes as Thomas Workshop spins his Strictly Vinyl Set!
Live performances by:
David Morin (Van City)
http://www.facebook.com/pa
Conspirituality (Van City)
http://www.conspirituality
Phareke (Peg City)
http://www.reverbnation.co
Bitter Rythm (K Town)
http://www.myspace.com/bit
The E Centrix (Salmon Arm)
http://www.facebook.com/pa
Sophia Danai & Thomas Workshop (Van City/Peg City)
http://www.myspace.com/sop
Partial Proceeds will be donated to Crossroads Integrative Addiction Services.The mission of Crossroads is to facilitate healthy lifestyles by decreasing addictions and their negative impact on the individual, family, and community.Their treatment center is based out of Kelowna BC where through careful and intense exploration of one’s issues and influences, they help a person become aware of how their addiction manifests itself, gaining greater control over its influence. Crossroads’ approach is a humanistic, person-centered approach that follows a pragmatic philosophy of helping.
http://www.xrdstc.net
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