1st Thursdays @ Kafe Kiskeya 3226 E 12th St, will resume THIS WEEK! Nov 6 @ 6pm Harold Dellinger will host a BIG BOOK SALE!
Many items from Brazil, El Salvador, Guatemala, & Haiti will be 50% OFF, just in time for the perfect holiday gift!
Special artwork from The Bishop Ruiz Project in Mexico is featured on exhibit this month.
ADDITIONALLY, WE'RE COLLECTING DONATIONS FOR CHERITH BROOK COMMUNITY:
Winter is on our heals and we are in need of winter items for women and men. The weather fluctuation has already brought and increase in numbers as people are seeking a way to get warmed up from the night’s air.
In particular we need winter coats, hats and gloves. Long underwear can also come in handy. Please check your closets for any coats extra hats and gloves you are no longer using. If you have a neighbor in need of it, give it to her or him first. Cherith Brook would ask for what is left over.
Let us redistribute our resources, not in the name of socialism, or capitalism, but in the name of the homeless Jesus who had no place to lay his head and yet came offering life abundant. May the Church be that sign of God's presence we have been called to be!
ADDITIONAL EVENTS THIS MONTH @ KAFE KISKEYA:
On Saturday Nov 15 @ 2pm, KKFI will host a Membership Drive at Kafe Kiskeya. Please join us for this informative gathering if you want to learn the radio business, production & operation, or anything else about OUR community radio station in KC!
On every 4th Monday, the Northeast Cultural Arts Commission holds their regular monthly meeting at Kafe Kiskeya. These meetings are open to the public. New members and volunteers are encouraged, so join us Monday Nov 24 @ 6pm!
For more details about using Kafe Kiskeya for YOUR community gathering, email kafekiskeya@hotmail.com or call 816-914-5096.
THE DREAM
KAFE KISKEYA creates a comfortable space for folks from various parts of the city to meet in & share time together. ~ KISKEYA is the Taino Indian word for Mother of the Earth & is what the Island of Hispaniola, including Haiti & Dominican Republic, was called before Columbus arrived over 500 years ago, a time when all of the inhabitants lived in harmony. ~ THE DREAM is for all of humanity to once again live together peacefully on this Earth. By spending time together, we can make that dream a reality!
05 November 2008
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