Aug
17
to Aug 18

Asheville Trip

Asheville, NC  Date—August 17-1982014

Trip to Asheville will allow students to experience a different environment--horseback riding and other outdoor activities they might otherwise not have an opportunity to experience. This site selection is based on students' need for life skills development, confidence building, and exposure to activities that motivate and encourage physical fitness. Research on other age-appropriate locations and activities is currently underway using these sites: www.kidsonline.com; and www.tripsforkidstriangle.org.  As the project matures, student input into the selection process will be a part of their learning about decision-making.

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Apr
17
to Apr 18

Charleston Trip

Charleston, SC Preliminary Date—April 13-14 2014

Johnathan Green's art studio http://www.jonathangreenstudios.com on Daniel Island will make a powerful statement on the contribution of African-Americans to American life and culture.

The curator at the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture www.avery.cofc.edu will discuss civil rights and chronicle how Gullah influenced liberty and civil rights in America as far back as 1739. Recorded oral histories will also show the uniqueness of the language of the South Carolina Lowcountry, its relationship to African tongues, and its synthesis with European and Native American language.  Lunch on the porch of the Philip Simmons Museum www.philipsimmons.us will allow students learn about the late, renowned blacksmith and watch his nephew demonstrate how iron gates are made.  The findings demonstrate travel’s power to transform how students approach learning, deepen their understanding of the world and expand their career possibilities. Clearly, school and family trips are beneficial.  If your family is economically challenged and you, as a adolescent or teenager, must overcome what appears to be insurmountable problems, the motivation, money, and means is not within reach. Support of this effort can change students' life trajectories.

            



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Dec
25
to Jan 1

Closed for Holiday

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We will be closed for the holiday from 12/25/2013-01/01/2013 We will open on 01/02/2013 at 12pm

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Dec
12
3:00 PM15:00

Black Nativity-We have met our goals for tickets, Thanks to all who supported this event.

The Arts

Black Nativity is the joyous account of an historic event that occurred 2,000 years ago. It’s a celebration that tells the original story of the Nativity in scripture, verse, music and dance. Based on the Gospel of St. Luke, combined with the poetry of Langston Hughes, this song-play touches a special chord in the hearts of all. This thrilling and electrifying performance is passionately narrated by up and coming youth actors who create a vivid depiction of the Birth of Jesus Christ. This heart-warming, spirit-filled, family event arrives just in time for the holidays. “Black Nativity”: A Gospel Song Play created by Langston Hughes, has been a holiday favorite in theaters across the country since it debuted on Broadway in December, 1961. Make it your holiday tradition!
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See more at: http://www.blumenthalarts.org/events-performances/coming-performances/detail/black-nativity#sthash.YmRO8dt8.dpuf

 

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Nov
26
6:00 PM18:00

Thanksgiving Dinner

We are hosting a Thanksgiving Dinner for our youth and their family's current and past. On November 26, 2013 from 6:00-8:00 pm. We will display art work, such as candle, soaps,  and tye dye tee shirts, that will go on sale for Christmas the money will go towards Christmas meals and gifts for families. You can view some of the handmade items by clicking the goggle icon below. 

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