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Join us on August 12, 2023 to help build bikes, stuff reusable school supply totes, and help paint a giant mural commissioned by famed local artist Woke3, honoring 50 years of Hip Hop: a dynamic, vibrant cultural phenomenon.
As communities around world celebrate, uplift and honor Hip Hop culture, we’re inspired by the first back-to-school Hip Hop event held on August 11, 1973. On that day Hip Hop was born. 50 years later, the party with a purpose continues!
Join us on August 12, 2023 to help build bikes, stuff reusable school supply totes, and help paint a giant mural commissioned by famed local artist Woke3, honoring 50 years of Hip Hop: a dynamic, vibrant cultural phenomenon. As a bonus, the National Museum of African American Music will be offering free admission on Friday, August 11th and Saturday, August 12th.
Register below to reserve your spot in celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop!
As communities around world celebrate, uplift and honor Hip Hop culture, we’re inspired by the first back-to-school Hip Hop event held on August 11, 1973. On that day Hip Hop was born. 50 years later, the party with a purpose continues!
As a bonus, the National Museum of African American Music will be offering free admission on Friday, August 11th and Saturday, August 12th.
Register today to reserve your spot in celebrating 50 years of Hip Hop!
Hip Hop was created in the 1970's and encompasses an entire culture that goes beyond music.
The 10th Element of Hip Hop, health and wellness, is preceded by the 9 elements: breaking, emceeing, graffiti art, deejaying, beatboxing, street fashion, language, knowledge and entrepreneurialism.
Hip Hop is the world’s most popular genre and art form, simultaneously influencing politics, social issues, culture, and society as a whole.
The birth of hip hop is believed to date back to Aug. 11, 1973, where DJ Kool Herc, real name Clive Campbell, and his friend hosted a back-to-school party in Bronx, New York.
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Questions?
Email abbi@candaid.org or call (720) 617-9980
Thank you for registering for Amazon's celebration of 50 years of Hip Hop! We have received your registration for Hip Hop Hooray 2023 and your space is reserved. Please check for a confirmation email with all the details of your registration.
This celebration is in collaboration with Nashville’s Trap Garden, Can’d Aid, Amazon, and the National Museum of African American Music, with support from local and State policymakers and dozens of volunteers.
Saturday, August 12, 2023 | 11:00 AM CDT-1:00 PM CDT
Bonafyde, Inc. | 2524 Heiman Street, Nashville, TN
Join us to help build bikes, stuff reusable school supply totes, and help paint a community mural commissioned by famed local artist Woke3, honoring 50 years of Hip Hop: a dynamic, vibrant cultural phenomenon. If you would like to participate in more than one community service project, please register accordingly.
If you have any questions, feel free to email me at abbi@candaid.org. Otherwise, we'll see you there!
Questions?
Email abbi@candaid.org or call (720) 617-9980