The ADODI New York ChapterpresentsTHE 4th ANNUAL ADODI SEA TEA BOAT RIDESunday, July 5th, 2009
6:00PM to 10:00PM
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Greetings Bruthaz,
Yo! We are back for a fourth-go-round with the 4th Annual ADODI "Sea Tea" Boat Ride: Ride the Rhythm of Freedom and the Waves on Sunday, July 5th, 2009 @ 6PM.
Last year was better than the first two years and we aim to be bigger this
year again. Gotta keep it rollin!. Like last year, we'll have plenty of
fun with a lot of bruthaz who you can meet and mingle with, some great live music with Cameron Da DJ along with a CA$H bar and a free buffet dinner.
Continuing like years past, the price remains at a low stimulus package friendly and unbeatable price of $20.00 per person!! Can't beat dat, yo!
We really look forward to seeing you on Sunday, July 5th, 2009.
Harambee (Let's
all pull together)! Aché!
ADODI New York
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We will set sail on The Queen of Hearts from Pier 40
Please be advised that there is no food or drink allowed on board,
and all carry-on bags are subject to search by the boat owners.
Boarding will begin promptly at 6PM. Ticket Sales:
Call Eugene..... (914) 237-5262
E-mail ROD (aka "BIG ROD")..... BIG.ROD02[at]GMAIL.COM OR Please call ADODI's general office phone number at
718-596-0342 at extension 15
or send an email to ADODINewYork[at]aol.com
and leave your contact info.
A representative from ADODI will return your call.
THANK YOU!
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TRAVEL DIRECTIONS:
Take the #1 Train to Christopher Street.
Walk 5 blocks west to West Side Highway
(by the round water foundation landmark).
Then walk approximately 1 1/2 blocks south to Pier 40
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ADODI's
HERITAGE
(Founded in
Philadelphia, PA in 1986
by ADO Clifford Rawlins)
IN OUR 23rd
YEAR!
ADODI, the plural of ADO,
is a Yoruba word
that describes a man who "loves" another man.
More than just a
description of partners in Africa, the ADODI
of the tribe are
thought to embody both male and female ways
of being and were
revered as shamans, sages and leaders.
Who is ADODI?
ADODI is a
community of men of color who affirm their
African lineage
and love of men. Our purpose is to foster and
encourage the
self-discovery, validation, empowerment and
liberation of all
members of our diverse community.
Where
do we meet?
Every 2nd Saturday of every month @
Audre
Lorde Project
85 South Oxford Street
(between
Fulton Street & Lafayette Avenue, next
to the church)
in
the Fort Greene section of Brooklyn, NY
4:00PM
- 7:00PM
A potluck dish is
welcomed but not required - An open heart is!
DIRECTIONS:
"C" train to
Lafayette Avenue; "G" train to Fulton Street;
D, N, Q, R, 2,
3, 4, 5 trains to Atlantic Avenue/Pacific Street
Buses: B25, B26,
B38 or B52 to closest stop to S.Oxford Street
TRAVEL MAP
REMEMBER, EACH ONE REACH ONE!
SHARE
THE EXPERIENCE:
INVITE
AND BRING ANOTHER BRUTHA TO OUR GATHERINGS!
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