Prince George's Suite Magazine is an award-winning lifestyle publication that publishes six times per year. It's mission is to tell the story of Prince George's County and it's residents, to shed light on the best and brightest in the country and to offer positive lifestyle options to those who live, work and play in the region.
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BTCFEST is an event for college students, aspiring college students, young adults, and music lovers.
Celebrate being physically back on campus! Shop with growing businesses and vendors! Hear singers, rappers, and creatives as we raise money for struggling college students and battle food insecurity on college campuses around the country!
Join Emmy-winning director Sam Pollard and Dan Quart for a free movie screening of MLK/FBI! We'll be hosting a free movie screening and a panel featuring the director himself.
Our panel will be held Friday, 2/26 @ 6pm. RSVP required; all RSVPs will receive a link to stream MLK/FBI for free.
Dates: General Sessions: Jan 14, 12-6:30pm; Jan 15, 10am-4:30pm; Youth Summit: Jan 15, 4:30-6:30pm
Perspectives on Creating the Beloved Community
The Beloved Community Summit two day virtual experience will provide insight into the strategies necessary for realizing the Beloved Community. The summit will feature an in-depth look at “Truth Telling” as a foundational concept to creating a more just, humane, equitable and peaceful world.
Dr. Bernice A. King and Bryan Stevenson are the keynote speakers, along with other exciting panelists. The summit will stream live on Facebook and thekingcenter.org
Join us for this informative dialogue as panelists delve deeper into the meaning of the Beloved Community. Dr. William Barber and Authors Ben Phillips and Irshad Manji will share their perspectives on what we must do in this world house to become a more just, humane, sustainable and peaceful global society. Our Moderator for this conversation is Nonviolence365 Instructor, Dr. Vonnetta West.
Dates: Feb 10 @10:30-11:30am & Feb 24 @ 10:30am-11:30am
Explore the Portrait Gallery in a program that touches on art and history through storytelling. Offered two Mondays a month for toddlers up to age five and their adult companions. Registration required at npg.eventbrite.com. Free Event.
Dates: Feb 10 @10:30-11:30am & Feb 24 @ 10:30am-11:30am
Explore the Portrait Gallery in a program that touches on art and history through storytelling. Offered two Mondays a month for toddlers up to age five and their adult companions. Registration required at npg.eventbrite.com. Free Event.
Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?- Martin Luther King Jr.
Join Cityfam for our 5th annual MLK Day of Service. Cityfam is partnering with Civic Works to celebrate and serve the city of Baltimore and honor the legacy of Dr. King. On January 20th volunteers will go to multiple locations to serve and join the millions of Americans throughout the country that will be giving back.
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The City's MLK Program is organized by the Diversity Committee and is centered around the students who are finalists in the City's MLK Art Contest. Each of the student finalists will be recognized during the short program and at the end of the event, the contest winners will be announced. ** Please Note: There is a chance of snow on Saturday. If Prince George's County Schools cancel Saturday activities, then this event will be canceled.
A reading and open mic with the Poet Laureate. Featuring the Prince George’s County Poet Laureate “Sistah Joy” Alford and Youth Poet Laureate Mi’Jan Credle. And, performances by Soloist Karen Wiggs-Wilbanks and Djembe Drummer Do Powel. Sponsored by the Prince George’s County Office of the Poet Laureate. This program kicks off the 2019 Poet Laureate Reading Series. Light refreshments served. All ages are welcomed. FREE.
The annual program Let Freedom Ring!, part of the free daily performance series on the Millennium Stage, features Tony®, Oscar®, and Grammy®–winning artist Audra McDonald and Tony®-winning artist Brian Stokes Mitchell and the Let Freedom Ring Choir led by Music Director Rev. Nolan Williams Jr.
