The Rosenwald Centennial Project
Rosenwald Acres' EARTH DAY MUSIC FESTIVAL
Motown, Jazz, Blues and Country music in Huntsville on the old Rosenwald School Grounds!
An afternoon of "Old School Jams”--Motown, Soul, Vaudeville, Country and Jazz in the Huntsville Woods on Earth Day, April 22, 2022, from 3-8pm. This free spring afternoon celebration of newly reclaimed historic land will feature live entertainment, vendors, food trucks, artisans, entertainers and storytellers.
A Free Live Music Concert on Huntsville Texas' 100 year old Rosenwald School Grounds!
The property is being developed by a family of generational educators to create an earth-friendly, conservational totally sustainable habitation on the 2 acres of Huntsville's Rosenwald School grounds,
LOCATION: Just 3 miles north of the new Huntsville Police station at 639 Rosenwall Rd., Huntsville Texas, 77340.
Honoring the Ancestors...
Community Beneficiary:
The Kittrell-Wilson Cemetery Restoration Fund
This cemetery is where the bodies of the Rosenwald School founders and primary caregivers are buried. 50% of the Funds raised will help repair the overgrown 1/4 mile access trail from Rosenwall Road to the Cemetery gate; renovate the headstones and purchase headstones for folk who are missing a marker (Ironically the school's founder, John Wesley Wilson, does not have a marker there) . The funds will also help us prepare the old Rosenwald school grounds for an earth-friendly, zero-emission, solar-powered multigenerational family future!
DIRECTIONS
Highway 45 to Exit 118. Turn to 75 south and merge east to 2821
Turn left on Rosenwall Road ( at the new Huntsville Police Station) and drive 3.9 miles north, just past George Wilson Road, to Rosenwald Acres at 639 Rosenwall Road.
...with Community Enrichment!
Non-Profit Beneficiary:
The Samuel Walker Museum and Cultural Center.
NPO # 73-1720777
1604 Tenth St Huntsville TX 77340
25% of funds raised wil go to this small African American Museum and Cultural Center of South Texas History and Culture. The Museum is in the process of raising funds to rebuild on the original site of the Samuel W. Houston Industrial School and Dormitories on Highway 30, just west of downtown Huntsville TX.
Samuel Walker Houston's highway 30 school location is also the site of the state of Texas' first boarding school for African American Children. Most of Prof. Houston's buildings were heavily supported by the Julius Rosenwald 's Fund.
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Meeting ID: 826 0534 9674 Passcode: 070048388
OUR ZOOM EARTH DAY SIMULCAST HOSTS...
Sponsored by The Wiseman Company, will be co-hosted by
Butler Wiseman, llc principal, and the
Houston Informer Foundation's Publisher
LORENZA P. BUTLER JR. ..
www.houstoninformerfoundation.org
and...
...and The Houston Sun Newspaper....Represented by Educational Historian, Texas Southern Professor and Publsher of the Houston Sun Newspaper, DR. DORRIS ELLIS ROBINSON
FEATURED ENTERTAINERS:
TERRY PARKER
MC: "Mister Entertainer'
“Romantic and Melodic…”
THE LAJUAN LAW BAND
MoTown, Oldies, Country, Pop & Jazz…
Rev. GWENN PIERRE
Storytelling and Inspiration by
HOSTED BY
KIJANA WISEMAN, M.ED.
" The Griot"
...AND OTHER AMAZING LOCAL AND
REGIONAL ENTERTAINERS!
Bonfire starts at 7pm
As the sun begins to set, our cozy campfire by the Deer Pond will be expanded to a glorious size . Bring your lawn chairs, skewers/wire-clothes hangers, marshmallows and hotdogs!
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