Caribbean National Weekly

COMEDY & CULTURE - An evening of Music, Dance & Laughter!

By Natalie Greaves··1 min read
COMEDY & CULTURE - An evening of Music, Dance & Laughter!

The Dr Sue and You Charitable Foundation Inc., will be hosting their 2nd annual evening of Comedy and Culture Saturday, April 13, 2019 at the THE AFRICAN AMERICAN RESEARCH LIBRARY & CULTURAL CENTER, 2650 Sistrunk Blvd Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

It will feature a colorful blend of the arts. There will be musical performances by renowned songbird Karen Smith and Jess Omweri - a Jamaican-born singing sensation from Toronto Canada, alongside Florida based instrumental virtuosos the Sons of Mystro, Randy Corinthian and GSus Band. CHAOS Dance Ensemble will provide electrifying movements and comedy will come from Trinidadian comedy veteran Errol Fabien and Owen Blakka Ellis

In addition to delivering a scintillating evening of top class entertainment and providing a forum to showcase the very best of Caribbean culture in the diaspora, the event will honor legendary Jamaican film actor and visual artist PAUL CAMPBELL.

It is also a fundraising effort, as proceeds will benefits the Library at Louise Bennett Coverley All-Age School and the Back2Life Foundation mentorship programme for boys..

The evening’s event is sponsored by: Jamaica National Bank, Jamaica Tourist Board, Island Syndicate, EventsRUsOnline.com, PMMP Promotions, GRACE and the Friends of the African American Research Library & Cultural Center.

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