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Dear Hue-Man Customer,
The HISTORY-MAKER
We waited to see the results of the election before we sent the calendar of events for November, I’m sure you don’t mind as the reason was profound. We were hopeful about the results of the election and wanted to acknowledge History in the making, especially the History that Hue-Man has worked so hard to preserve. It has been trying times for all of us, Hue-Man included, but we stand firm in our conviction to continue against every and all odds to be here for you. To honor this moment and to make sure you understand the man behind the man who will be the 44th President of the United States of America for the month of November we offer all Hue-Man customers a 30% discount on Barack’s Dream From My Father and Audacity of Hope. No doubt last night was a night of awe but most importantly it reaffirmed that democracy in America is alive and well and as long as that is the case, as Barack said…we are not a nation or red and blue sates…we are the United States of America….where progress can always happen. Our November calendar is filled with hope and inspiration and we ask you to join us. As always we need your support more now than ever but we also need you to help us celebrate with some of our very best authors, Toni Morrison, musician, Wynton Marsalis and entrepreneurs Ervin Magic
Johnson…..so below is the line up…welcome home…
Wednesday November, 5th-6PM
Join us for a Post Election presentation
with Khalil Ashanti. The star of Basic Training will showcase a brief presentation and discussion on his years performing in Tops and Blue with the Air Force. Kahlil Ashanti’s comic tour-de-force, Basic Training, chronicles his enlistment in the U.S. Air Force as a member of the elite entertainment troupe Tops in Blue and will take us on a theatrical journey of his time on tour as a comedian, actor, dancer and soldier. Twenty-three unforgettable characters guide you through this hilarious true tale of survival and redemption, all experienced through Ashanti’s rapid fire talent. Saturday, November 8th- Brooke Green
You, Me & He
You’ve heard stories about women throwing in the towel after learning that their man is on the down low. Well You, Me and He takes a look at what happens when the women choose to stay while dealing with anger issues of trust, honesty, disease and the betrayal of friendship
You’ve heard stories about women throwing in the towel after learning that their man is on the down low. Well You, Me and He takes a look at what happens when the women choose to stay while dealing with anger issues of trust, honesty, disease and the betrayal of friendship
Tuesday, November 11th -7PM EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED
Toni Morrison
A Mercy
Nobel Prize-winning author Toni Morrison’s is one of the shoulders that Barack Obama has stood on. With his win in the elections last night she has had to rearrange her schedule to accomodate events that pre-emptively demands her time…That being said, we hope to have signed books for the holidays and to reschedule her appearance soemtime in December. What will not dissapoint, however is the power of her pen…A Mercy, Morrison’s latest masterpiece centers on a powerful tragedy involving a mother and daughter, and reveals how acts of mercy have unforeseen consequences. Set at the close of the 17th century, the book details Americas untoward foundation: dominion over Native Americans, indentured workers, women and slaves. PLEASE NOTE LOCATION OF EVENT.
Wednesday, November 12th-&7PM Steel Drumming at the Apollo. YES WE REALLY MEAN AT THE APOLLO THEATER LOCATION.
The story of seven passionate, talented young musicians from Hamilton Hill who won the 2005 Apollo Amateur Night and became he super top-dogs. See them once again at the World’s Famous Apollo Theater and hear the power of their music that will unite and excite us all.
Thursday, November 13th, 6PM Jacqueline Rhinehart
My Organic Soul
With quotes, scripture, and questions primed to uplift, inspire, and transform, and with pages for journaling, writing music, or just venting, “My Organic Soul” draws on quotes from the past, and mingles them with today’s wisdom to reach an audience both young and young at heart. Monday, November 17th -6PM At Harlem’s Children Zone Geoffrey Canada/Paul Tough
Whatever it Takes
Geoffrey Canada is a driven, brilliant crusader for children who argues that to change the lives of poor children, everything has to change–their schools, their families, their neighborhoods–all at once. Tough offers a behind-the-scenes look at Canada’s Harlem Children’s Zone organization.
Thursday, November 20th-6 PM Robert Antoni will read with Lisa Allen-Agostini.
Here’s his bio:Trinidad Noir” reveals the Caribbean island’s darkness and its appeal with an unexpected and gratifying result.. Features brand-new stories by Robert Antoni, Elizabeth Nunez, Lawrence Scott, Ramabai Espinet, Shani Mootoo, Kevin Baldeosingh, Vahni Capildeo, Willi Chen, Lisa Allen-Agostini, Keith Jardim, Reena Andrea Manickchand, Tiphanie Yanique, and more…..
Magic Johnson
 Magic Johnson shows businesspeople how to raise the level of their game by offering the life lessons he’s learned both in sports and as a successful entrepreneur running a billion-dollar company. His message is directed at urban communities to show the possibilities that can exist with a great idea and great work ethics.
Tuesday, November 25th- 6PM Wynton Marsalis  Moving to a Higher Ground.
The Pulitzer Prize-winning jazz musician and composer explores how an understanding of jazz can lead to deeper, more original ways of being, living, and relating, for individuals, communities, and nations. |
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