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Urban Appalachia at Creative Alliance Saturday, May 8

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This Sat nite May 8 is the kickoff of Creative Alliance’s Urban/Appalachia series!

Street artists Chris Stain (Highlandtown born ‘n’ raised, now in NYC) and Leon Reid IV are filling the big gallery with a 2000 sf mural inspired by the Appalachian migration and a giant statue of railroad legend John Henry made of found materials, titled ‘Ain’t Goin’ Home.’

Opens 7-9pm with free Natty Boh, food, etc.
Facebook event link: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=123329337679703&index=1

After, at 9pm, CA’s FUSION series presents Hip Hop on the Mountain in the theater: Shodekeh beatboxing with Shape Note Singers, cloggers dancing with breakers, and much much more. Facebook event link: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=110510092322724&ref=ts

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