DC's UPTown Renaissance

There’s a deeper meaning to Saturday night’s festivities. For those that don’t know, black people used to only be workers at the Cotton Club in Harlem. We either served or were the entertainment at the original club. Even the name of “The Cotton Club” was to represent the people who once owned cotton fields. The best in black entertainment at that time played there on a regular basis. This Saturday is a modern interpretation of The Cotton Club where the grand kids of ex patrons and ex workers now party together under one sound and rhythm. This event is part of this whole “UPTown Renaissance” that has been taking off since 08’. Along with several other movements here in the nation’s capitol, our goal is to truly bring the city together. We are all more alike than we are different, but we’ll never know it unless we interact. So when you support YEBies you’re not just supporting this movement, but you are supporting all of us who are trying to bring the diversity of DC together. Most importantly you are supporting yourself. The things we say or we put together are you. As you build the individual, the community will also grow.

Thanks for taking some of your time to read this and for your continual support. You never know what can come to you on a train ride to VA.


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A Night At The Cotton Club 2 (#CottonClub2)

EVENT LINK: http://yebiescottonclub2.eventbrite.com/

YEBies Presents: A Night At The Cotton Club 2

First off, sorry for the lack of updates. The transition to a new site is a whole lot harder than I ever thought it would be. Thanks for bearing with me.

Ok back to reason of this post.  It's Back!!!!!! This February 11th, we will be having our 2nd annual black history month event. This year's affair will take place at Zeba Bar in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of Northwest, Washington DC. Staying true to what we do here at YEBies, we honor our past with this night that brings the different scenes of DC together to party, socialize, and network. There will be live performances from the singer/song writer Camari Drew and an eclectic mix of music from DJ Spicoli on the 1s and 2s. There will be several raffles going on as we also try to raise money for Louder Than Words Foundation. Last year we had a great turnout and were able to raise enough money to support several scholarships.

Click the flyer below for the event link

Summary

Who : Yebies.com

What: A Night At The Cotton Club 2

When: February 11, 2012 (10PM - 3AM)

Where: Zeba Bar, 3423 14th St NW, Washington DC 20010

Why: To unite our supporters from the DMV and neighboring cities around an evening full of drinking, dancing, and music. Also to raise brand awareness of YEBies as we prepare to re-launch our new website and raise money for the non-profit Louder Than Words Foundation.

**If you can not make out to Washington D.C. for this night but would like to donate click the link below**

Your continual support is greatly appreciated. You will never know how it truly helps. It's the only thing that keeps me going at times. Hit me back on Twitter (@yebies / @yebiesonline) if you have any questions or just want to chop it up. See you on the 11th at ZEBA