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Ebony, Nov, 2006 by Joy Bennett Kinnon
BALTIMORE
* Thanksgiving Parade. A 55-year tradition, the parade steps off at 11 A.M. downtown at Eutaw and Pratt streets. Saturday, Nov. 18.
BIRMINGHAM
A Voteless People is a Hopeless People: W.C. Patton and the Struggle for Voting Rights, 1947-1997. Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. Exhibit. Through Dec. 17.
* 5th Annual Fred L. Shuttlesworth Human Rights Awards Dinner. Established by the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute. Nov. 18.
CHICAGO
* Association of Black Cardiologists convention. Chicago Marriott Downtown Hotel. Nov. 11.
* Heat. Two sisters come together to visit their ailing mother one summer weekend. Written by Marsha Estell, directed by Ilesa Duncan. Presented by eta Creative Arts Foundation. Nov. 30-Jan. 21, 2007.
* The 93rd annual tree-lighting ceremony. Nov. 24.
* Thanksgiving Parade. State Street. Nov. 23.
COLUMBUS, Ga.
* Fountain City Classic. Fort Valley State College vs. Albany State University. Nov. 4.
DETROIT
* Lasting Foundations: The Art of Architecture in Africa. Exhibit. The Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History. Through Dec. 15.
* Thanksgiving Parade-Downtown Woodward Avenue. Nov. 23.
DURHAM, N.C.
* CIAA Championship. Nov. 11.
JACKSON, Miss.
* Capital City Classic. Alcorn State University vs. Jackson State University. Nov. 18.
* National Black Caucus of State Legislators Legislative Conference. Jackson Marriott Hotel. Nov. 29-Dee. 3.
LOS ANGELES
* UniverSoul Circus. Hollywood Park. Through Nov. 12.
MEMPHIS, Tenn.
* The 99th Church of God in Christ Holy Convocation. The Memphis Cook Convention Center. Nov. 6-13.
MIAMI
* Miami Book Fair International. Street Fair surrounding Miami Dade College's Wolfson Campus. Nov. 17-19.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.
* Turkey Bay Classic. Alabama State University vs. Tuskegee University. Nov. 23.
NEW YORK CITY
* African Diaspora Film Festival. Various venues in New York City. Nov. 24-Dec. 10.
* The 3rd annual New York Comedy Festival. Queen Latifah & Friends scheduled on Nov. 11.
* Various venues in New York City. Festival runs Nov. 7-12.
ORLANDO
* National Alliance of Black School Educators convention. Rosen Shingle Creek Resort Hotel. Nov. 7-12.
* The 27th annual Florida Classic. Bethune-Cookman College vs. Florida A&M University. Nov. 18.
PHILADELPHIA
* The 21st annual Philadelphia International Art Expo. Liacouras Center, Temple University. Nov. 10-12.
SAN FRANCISCO
* Black Nativity. A gospel celebration of Christmas inspired by Langston Hughes. The Lorraine Hansberry Theatre. Nov. 24-Dec. 24.
WASHINGTON, D.C. * AfricanArtfrom the New Orleans Museum of Art. Exhibit. National Museum of African Art. Through Jan. 28, 2007.
* The BluestEye. Toni Morrison's play. H Street Playhouse. Through Nov. 5.
* Step Afrika! Dance Place. D.C. -based dance company. Nov. 11-12.
* Banding Together: School Bands as Instruments of Opportunity. Exhibit. Anacostia Community Museum. Through May 14, 2007.
ISLAND DESTINATIONS
ANGUILLA
* Anguilla Tranquility Jazz Festival. Features international and local artists. Nov. 9-12.
CAYMAN ISLANDS
* Cayman JazzFest. Scheduled to perform are KEM, Natalie Cole, Jeffrey Osborne, Boney James and others. Nov. 30-Dec. 2.
CURACAO
* National Association of Black Scuba Divers 16th annual summit. Hilton Curagao. Nov. 8-12.
ST. KITTS
* Black Psychiatrists of America convention. St. Kitts Marriott Hotel & Casino. Nov. 9-12.
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