On June 19, 2019, Malden Community Organizing for Racial Equity, along with several community partners, hosted the 2nd Annual Malden Juneteenth Freedom Celebration at the John and Christina Markey Malden Senior Community Center.
Program
Welcome with Mekka Smith
Community Sing-Along, “Lift Every Voice and Sing” led by Camille Nommi, Peterson Maxis, and Neal Anderson
Dance, Cedrina Missamou and Camille Nommi
Spoken Word Poetry, Iha D, D. Ruff, Phree
Drums, Otha Day
Book Reading, “The Slave Narrative of Willie Mae” Ifé Franklin
Malden residents, the Sasaki Foundation is studying the challenges to mobility and transportation in gateway cities like Malden. They need help in gathering information and invite Malden to participate in facilitated conversations and complete a survey that will add to the research about mobility equity.
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Artwork by Efon Elad Cameroonian-born Efon Elad presents his paintings in the MATV Gallery, June – September 2017. Much of his artwork has a narrative…
MATV/UMA was delighted to produce a video for The Malden Chamber of Commerce’s Virtual Taste of Malden! This clever adaptation to the pandemic’s restrictions to socializing offers a virtual glimpse of local participating restaurants to entice a visit to take advantage of special offers during restaurant week – until October 24, 2020. Passports available through the Malden Chamber of Commerce.
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