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Holiday Kwanzaa Gift
Show
PO Box 4231
Oakland,
CA 94614
510-534-1594
James C. Moore, Jr.
Executive Producer
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VENDOR EXHIBITIONS
Booths
are still available. Call today
for your special rate.
If
you are interested in purchasing a
booth, please call
510.534.1594.
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miss all of the entertainment the best weekend
of December to celebrate, shop for special
holiday gifts for your friends, family and
co-workers. Enjoy a spirt-filled weekend
of celebrity guest that include comedians and
gospel favorites!!!
23rd
Annual Kwanzaa and Christmas Gift Show 2008
BRING
THE ENTIRE FAMILY for a day fun and excitement
Saturday,
December 13 and Sunday
December 14
11am - 8pm
Oakland Marriott Convention Center
10th & Broadway
$5.00 per person and Children under 12 Free
KWANZAA
and why we celebrate?
Kwanzaa was created to introduce and reinforce seven basic values
(principles) of African culture which contribute to building and reinforcing family, community and culture among African American people as well as Africans throughout the world African community
The
7 Principles
Umoja (Unity)
To strive for and maintain unity in the family, community, nation and race.
Kujichagulia (Self-Determination)
To define ourselves, name ourselves, create for ourselves and speak for ourselves.
Ujima (Collective Work and Responsibility)
To build and maintain our community together and make our brother's and sister's problems our problems and to solve them together.
Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics)
To build and maintain our own stores, shops and other businesses and to profit from them together.
Nia (Purpose)
To make our collective vocation the building and developing of our community in order to restore our people to their traditional greatness.
Kuumba (Creativity)
To do always as much as we can, in the way we can, in order to leave our community more beautiful and beneficial than we inherited it.
Imani (Faith)
To believe with all our heart in our people, our parents, our teachers, our leaders and the righteousness and victory of our struggle.
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Partial
list of Vendors participating in this years
show...
Ancient
Stone Minerals
Ashay by
the Bay
Arts
Africains
Carol's
Accessories
Corinthia
Peoples Designs
Creations
of Color
Dolls
of Color
In
the Beginning
It's
our Business
Kwanzaa
Lights
Something
of Value
Soul
Purpose Lifestyle
Warm
Spirit
View
House Publishing
...providing
extraordinary products & services for
your holiday shopping
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23rd
Annual
Kwanzaa
& Christmas
Gift Show 2008
Come to shop,
shop, shop!
Bring the whole family!
Saturday / Sunday
December
13 & 14th
11am - 8pm
Oakland Marriott
Convention Center
10th & Broadway
$5.00 per person
-Children under 12 Free
As Oakland's and the Bay Area's
original African
American Holiday Crafts Show,
this grand event is in its 23rd year and
is undoubtedly committed to sustaining
and growing African American crafts
exhibitors, small businesses, wholesome
families and communities.
Kwanzaa is a unique, non-religious, African
American celebration, celebrated
from December
26 to January 1 with a focus on
the traditional African values of
family, community responsibility,
commerce, and self-improvement. The
celebration of Kwanzaa builds
self-respect, unity and respect for
those ancestors who worked and made a
better life for all of us.
Why
drive? Take Bart to 12th Station!
For more information: call 510.534.1594
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Special
Guests
Just Added to the line-up -
Oakland's own Amar
Khalil
former
lead singer of Tony Toni Tone`. Amar has a
new Soulful R&G (Rhythm & Gospel)
Inspirational CD
"Where
There's A Will There's A Way"
Atlanta's
most celebrated faith-based servant, of
New Birth Missionary Baptist Church
Bishop
Eddie Long
Saturday
Dec 13th 4pm
East Hall - Limited Seating!
Guitarist
Lloyd Gregory
and
his Band
Saturday Dec 13th 3pm
Know
Jazz
Sunday
Dec 14th 5pm
Derrick Hughes
Taking a break off an international
tour with Roberta Flack
Sunday Dec 14th 4pm
John
Alston
Bay
Area's favorite comedian and
weekend host for the Gift
Show
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The Holiday Kwanzaa Gift Show in
partnership with new Bethel Community Church
of Hayward, pastored by Dr. Willie L.
anderson Jr presents...
Atlanta's Bishop
Eddie Long
"TAKING
AUTHORITY
OF
YOUR LIFE"
Join hundreds to meet and fellowship with
Atlanta's most celebrated faith-based
servant, Bishop Eddie Long of New Birth
Missionary Baptist Church.
The visionary and leader for New Birth
Missionary Baptist Church, Bishop Eddie L.
Long first served as pastor in 1987 for a
congregation consisting of just more than
300 members. Since his installation,
New Birth's membership has quickly
multiplied to well over 25,000.
Bishop Long was honored in 2005 at the
Trumpet Awards for his leadership,
dedication and service around the world.
That same year, he received the
"100" award for his tireless
efforts in the area of economic development,
youth development, education and health
awareness by the DeKalb Chapter of the 100
Black Men of America. Particularly for
health awareness, Bishop Long was honored by
the Center for Disease Control and the
National HIV/AIDS Partnership (NHAP) for his
outstanding work in fighting the spread of
HIV/AIDS.
Bishop
Long will be delivering his powerful message
"Taking Authority
of your Life"
Sat, December 13th, 2008
Doors open at 3pm, Service at
4pm
Seating is limited
Special thank
you to Pastor Dr. Willie L. Anderson,
Jr. of New Bethel Community Church in Hayward,
Ca.
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Kwanzaa
Gift Show Program Book Marketing Opportunities
Available!
Be a part of
history, place a business ad or a
personal congratulatory ad in the:
BARACK OBAMA
COMMEMORATIVE PROGRAM BOOKLET
This year the Kwanzaa's commemorative
program book will feature the national
coverage and historical
acommplishments of our new President
Elect Barack Obama.
This year's full-color glossy cover and
inside pages is the opportunity for
you and your business to be part of
history with a display
advertisement in the commemorate book
featuring the first Black president of
the USA.
Your ad will enjoy a long shelf
life as we predict people will
likely keep this commemorative program
book due to its historical
significance.
Can we count on you? Call
today to reserve your spot now! 510-534-1594
Advertising Rates
20%
off ad rates the week of Nov
17th-24th
2-Page Spread: (16"W x
10")
$1,100.00
Full Page: (7.5"W x10")
$600.00
Half Page: (7.5"W x
5" or 3.5"W x 10")
$350.00
1/4 Page: (3.75"W x 5")
$175.00
$175.00
1/8 page: (3.75''W x 2.5'')
$95.00
If you are interested
in purchasing an ad, please
call today 510.534.1594 and ask
for Rosalind to reserve your spot!
Thank you in advance!!!!
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