Veterans Day Youth Parade

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The 113th Precinct Community Affairs Bureau is pleased to present a Veterans Day Youth Parade honoring all who served. The parade steps off from Roy Wilkins Park at 10:00 am and arrives at the St. Albans V.A. Hospital at 11:00 am.

Black Stageplay Bronzeville The Musical to Make Historic Debut at the Apollo Theater

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New York Bound
“Bronzeville The Musical”
Set to Make
Historic Debut at
the legendary Apollo Theater

In a groundbreaking move, the Mahdi Theatre Company is set to unveil “Bronzeville The Musical,” a powerful homage to the historical significance of Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood, on November 16th and 17th at the legendary Apollo Theater in New York City. This marked debut promises to captivate audiences with its moving portrayal of resilience, culture, and community.

“Bronzeville The Musical” chronicles the transformative journey of a father and his wayward teenage son as they navigate the complexities of their family’s heritage. This poignant production weaves together themes of redemption and the importance of legacy, while poignantly reflecting on the Great Migration — a period during which millions sought new lives in the North.

Through its rich narrative, the musical spotlights the vitality and artistry of Black history, showcasing the profound contributions of the Bronzeville community.

“This project was born from the urgent need to change the narrative surrounding urban Black youth,” said Producer and Director Margaret Mahdi. “Our artistic responsibility is to honor the legacy of those who came before us, especially in light of events like George Floyd’s tragic death and current migration challenges. ‘Bronzeville The Musical’ serves as a vital platform for ongoing discussions about identity and heritage.”

The Prize Is Right

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