Party Rock Cypher
2/25/11
This months special guest are:
Live performances by:
Peoples
Dregs Wun
Shark Sinatra
Monk
The Purple Team
L Mo & West One
Dj’s:
Franky Fresh
J-Scrill
Traps
Art gallery and live painting by:
Union 86 crew
Hosted by: MC Wordplay
$5 before 11pm, $10 after 11pm
Doors open @ 9pm
Show starts @ 10pm
2 for 1 well drinks and beer until 10:30
Oakland Metro Theater
630 3rd St. b/w MLK & Franklin
Oakland, CA
Saturday, February 19 at 6:00pm – February 20 at 2:00am
“Dream Day 11” Saturday February 19th, 2011 at The Oakland Metro Theater, Oakland, California. Celebrating the life and legacy of Oakland’s graffiti king, Mike “Dream” Francisco.
Art Show 6pm-9pm, All Ages, Free
Showtime 9pm-2am, $10-$20 sliding scale, +21
Art exhibition by TDK crew + Special Guests
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Music by DJs: ShortKut, Sake One, Fuze, Myke One, Platurn, Tim Diesel, Matthew Africa & Willie Maze + more
Performances by Bored Stiff, F.A.M.E. + Special Guests
Some of the Bay Area’s best DJs and Artists have assembled to pay tribute to life and legacy of Oakland’s beloved Graffiti King and Bay Area legend, Mike “DREAM” Francisco. Recognized worldwide as a style master, Dream’s graffiti established the visual aesthetic of Oakland’s Hip Hop culture, and put The Town on the map in what is now the fastest growing art movement in human history.
This event marks eleven years since Dream was tragically murdered, and all proceeds from the event will benefit Akil Francisco, Dream’s only son, now 11 years old.
All proceeds benefit the Dream Book Fund and the Dream Legacy Fund for his son Akil, 11, who recently lost his mother to breast cancer.
If you are unable to attend and wish to support, please make checks out to The Dream Trust Fund, or Akil Francisco.
Checks can be mailed to:
Irene Francisco-Ancheta
427 Central Ave.
Alameda, CA 94501
Love and respect,
-TDK CrewFamilyMassive
DJ Zita presents
:::QUEENDOM:::
Fly Ladies Reppin the 4 Elements of Hip Hop
Sat February 12, 2011 @ La Pena, Berkeley
…Since its inception, Hip-Hop has spotlighted voices and movements of resistance. However, at times it has been used as a patriarchal tool for oppression. QUEENDOM seeks to reverse that by placing women at the center of this art form. Witness this all-female show as the ladies of hip-hop represent all 4 elements – graf writing, breakin’, MCing & DJing – as they always have.
~DJs~
DJ Zita
The Peaches DJs: Deeandroid, ThatGirl, Umami, Inkfat
~MCs~
Melina Jones
Tru Bloo
~B-Girls~
Future Shock Oakland
Afta Shock Oakland
Extra Credit Kru
~Artists~
Wrenagade
AshRoseBDS
Hostess: Raw-G
Vendors: Sistargirl, Aqueene, Hansolo Creations, OooMami Flicks, & more!
La Pena, Berkeley
3105 Shattuck @ Woolsey
ALL AGES, 8pm-12am
$10 General
$8 Students w/ ID
Vendors, Art Show, Goodie Bag Giveaways!
Benefit for: Girl Source “Unleashing potential one girl at a time.”
Interested in performing at this year’s Rock The School Bells on March 26, hit up info@rocktheschoolbells.com for more information. Be part of the movement! It’s called a movement because it’s meant to be moved. Deadline is end of February.
http://www.rocktheschoolbells.com/
[Props: Delrokz]
Viva La Hip Hop 