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Amateur Night at the Guild
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The Guild Theater is proud to announce our upcoming, Amateur Night , a talent competition that will allow competitors a chance to win $200.
1. Contestant’s must submit a video audition to @guildstudio35 on instagram.
2. All submissions will be reviewed and will receive a response within 24 hrs.
3 . There will only be ten contestants accepted per show. If you do not qualify, you are welcome to apply again for the next upcoming show.
4 . Winner will be selected based on crowd response
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Black History of Hip Hop Concert
Guild Theater
“All Real Love Ent” preset:
(Black History Of Hip-Hop… Sacramento Edition)
Wednesday February 22
VIP Seating Includes Front Row Seating & Meet & Greet After the Show
Guild Theater
Doors open at 6:00 pm
Show starts at 7:00 pm.
Host by: Chuck Taylor
Performing Live:
(Chuck Taylor) from the legendary group “Socialistik”
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Direct from Death Row The Scottsboro Boys (A Black History Month Play)
Guild Theater
ABOUT THE PLAY
Kicking off Black History Month, Direct From Death Row: The Scottsboro Boys is the
premiere production for Celebrations Arts 2023 Season, and shares the
African-American experience of overcoming discrimination.
Presented in collaboration with Celebration Arts and St. HOPE, the Scottsboro Boys will come
Comedy Night at the Guild Theater
Guild Theater
Hosted By: Comedian Dru Burks
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Time:
Doors Open at 7:00 PM
Showtime at 8:00 PM
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Comedian Info:
Comedy Night at the Guild Theater
Guild Theater
Hosted By: Comedian Dru Burks
****
Time:
Doors Open at 7:00 PM
Showtime at 8:00 PM
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Comedian Info:
First Friday’s
Esther's Park
Monthly First Friday’s takes place monthly between April - October at Esther’s Park. The event features live bands, DJ playing a mix of old school and current R&B and a full bar. The lounge event is for the grown and sexy audience of 30+ and has free admission.
Day Party at Esther’s Park
April - October
Monthly
Day Parties at Esther’s Park is the hottest day party in Sacramento. Day Parties at Esther’s Park is an unforgettable experience that includes a bar, live DJ, games, great vibes, and amazing people! Day Esther’s Park gives the community a safe space to party in the day and have fun in the sun!
Comedy Night at The Guild
Guild Theater
Every Month!
Comedy Night at The Guild is the hottest comedy show in Sacramento, hosted by our one and only local comedian, Dru Burks. Comedy Night is an unforgettable experience that includes a newly remodeled bar, hilarious local comedians, top of the line sound system, and much more! Comedy Night gives the community a safe space to laugh and enjoy themselves.
Men who dress up as Black Santa Claus spread joy, diversity and inclusion for the holidays
12.21.22
As Santa Claus jingled up the steps to the Richardson family’s suburban Atlanta home on a chilly evening, two eager little faces appeared behind the opened door to greet him.
A jovial “Merry Christmas!” emerged from the white beard of Andre Parker, a professional Black Santa, as a boy and girl of the same complexion screamed with excitement in their pajamas.
Black Santas such as Santa Andre, as he’s known to children, are growing in popularity amid a rise in diversity and representation among traditional holiday characters.
Sit Back, Relax, and Enjoy a Good Film
September 6, 2022
The Inaugural five-day “Oak Park Black Film Festival” kicks off Sept 7 at the Guild Theater.
The first annual Oak Park Black Film Festival is just days away – and it’s a must-see.
Oak Park Juneteenth Block Party Leaves Community Hopeful, Energized
CBS 13 - June 19, 2022
Juneteenth Celebration In Oak Park Promotes Opportunity For Change
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Inaugural Oak Park Black Film Festival Stirs Passions
September 17, 2022
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(OAK PARK) – On a moment’s notice, Dr. Julius Garvey flew across the country from New York City to attend the inaugural Oak Park Black Film Festival in Sacramento. He’d been invited to sit on the discussion panel for the short film about his father, “Whirlwind: The Marcus Garvey Story,” directed by Shaka Satori.
Oak Park’s 1st annual Black Film Festival coming to Guild Theater
ABC 10
The 1st annual Black Film Festival for Oak Park will debut at the Guild Theater in Sacramento.
Guild Record Studio Grand Opening
The official grand opening of Guild Record Studios held last month on February 25th brought a large turnout of local creatives and also served as a listening party for Sacramento’s own, TIP Vicious for his upcoming EP “No Sleep”, which was produced and recorded at Guild Studios.
The Guild Record Studio is managed by Guild Theater Director, Dru Burks, and studio Engineer, Bobby “Babagazoo” Reed. The studio offers affordably priced recording sessions and membership packages for vocal recording, music production, podcasting, voice overs, mixing and mastering.
Free Movie Matinee
Looking for something to do on the weekend? Come one, come all to the Sunday Movie Matinee at the Guild Theater on the 1st Sunday of each month at 2pm. Bring your family, friends or come by yourself to watch (or rewatch!) some of the most popular feature films on the big screen. St. HOPE is pleased to present these family friendly movies that are FREE for the entire community!
Movie Schedule:
March 6 “Hidden Figures”
April 3 “Black Panther”
May 1 “A Wrinkle in Time”
Let’s Read Oak Park
Launch of New St. HOPE Reading Initiative
With a new focus on racial injustice, there is a spotlight on the sobering statistics in the reading levels between black and white students. In 2019, The Nation’s Report Card from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) found that just 15% of Black 8th graders were at or above reading “proficiency.” About half didn’t even reach the “basic” reading benchmark.
Colour of Music Festival Debuts in Sacramento November 10-13
We are thrilled to welcome the Colour of Music Festival to Sacramento! Since 2013, the Colour of Music Festival has showcased the talents of black classical musicians and composers and highlighted their impact and historical significance on American and world culture. The Festival began with performances in Charleston, South Carolina and is now bringing some of the top black classical musicians, trained at some of the most prestigious music schools, conservatories and universities in the world, to Sacramento.
Journey to the Future with St. HOPE’s New CEO, Cassandra Jennings
Dear St. HOPE friends, family and community,
I feel so blessed to be at St. HOPE and back in the Oak Park neighborhood in this season of my personal and professional journey, so I can continue to pour into the community that has been a part of my life for over three decades. My kids attended school in Oak Park; I worship in Oak Park; and both my husband and I worked for many years to improve the lives of Oak Park residents and to support the mission of St. HOPE to revitalize the community. I recall some of the initiatives I worked on over the years, including street clean ups, first time homebuyer programs, the St. HOPE after school program,
To & Through College Starts Today with PS7 Elementary TK/Kindergarten
Your scholar’s journey to and through college starts today with PS7 Elementary’s TK/Kindergarten program. Offering a FULL day program for both TK & Kindergarten, scholars are in school from 7:30AM to 3:00PM. PS7 Elementary also offers an after-school program, which runs until 6:00 PM, and provides enrichment opportunities such as Sac Theatre Company and Music In Motion.
New Guild Theater Concert Series
The Guild Theater is kicking off a new concert series starting August 13th with R&B group, Troop! Troop, which stands for Total Respect for Other People, is known for a series of number-one R&B hits, including popular cover versions of the songs “All I Do Is Think of You” and “Sweet November”, originally performed by The Jackson 5 and The Deele. They also had a number-one hit with their original song “Spread My Wings”.
‘Getting the recognition it deserves’: Community prepares for Juneteenth celebrations in Sacramento
KCRA 6.17.21
SACRAMENTO, Calif. —
Juneteenth celebrations in Northern California are scheduled throughout the weekend.
The president and CEO of the Sacramento Black Chamber of Commerce said not only does it mark a celebration for the emancipation of slaves in 1863, but it’s also a celebration for those who finally learned of their freedom two years later.
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Events Around Sacramento Celebrate First Nationally Recognized Juneteenth
CBS 13 Sacramento 6.19.21
SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Several events celebrating Juneteenth happened across Sacramento on Saturday.
There were calls for not only action, but reflection, bringing both joy and determination in the fight for progress.
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Events varied from soul music and dancing in Oak Park to art and vendors all highlighting black beauty and business at one of the longest-running Juneteenth festivals in Sacramento on June 19, 2021, which was taking on new meaning.
This Sacramento day party keeps selling out. Here’s how to get your ticket to ‘Algorhythm’
6.2.21
“Algorhythm,” a new social networking day party, promises live DJ sets and culture every first and third Saturday of the month at St. Hope’s Esther Park.
Hosted by BaseOne.FM, a group of four millennial DJs, who started streaming their music sets on the live video app Twitch in August 2020. Now, the day party attracts a diverse group of Sacramento’s young professional and creative scene, selling out nearly every time.
As St. HOPE president and CEO steps down, a familiar face is taking on the position
Sacramento Bee 6.9.21
Jake Mossawir is looking forward to focusing on the next chapter of his life, his family, as he expects to become a father to a baby girl this fall.
The St. HOPE President and CEO announced that he is stepping away after six years with the organization in an email to St. Hope students and families.
Mossawir and his wife are expecting a daughter and plan to relocate to Texas to start their family.
St. HOPE Launches Guild Studios
The Historic Guild Theater located on 35th street in the heart of Oak Park is excited to announce the opening of Guild Studios, a full-service recording studio. For months, we have been working to convert what was once an old projector and storage room into a cutting edge recording studio. Located upstairs, within the Guild Theater, the new studio will boast some of the most cutting edge equipment. Outfitted with a sound booth and precision acoustic paneling, the studio offers one of the best sounds the region has to offer.
St. HOPE Schools Will Start on Time This Fall
In a time of uncertainty, one thing remains certain: St. HOPE Public Schools will start on time this fall. Dedicated to our mission of sending our scholars to and through college, we know that now more than ever our scholars need to be learning. We are planning for three different scenarios that include distance learning, in person/on campus learning, or a hybrid model of the two. We will continue to seek input and guidance from the state and county to ensure students, teachers and staff will be operating in a safe learning environment.
Oak Park Restaurants are Still Open for Business
We are so thankful that Fixins, Old Soul, La Venadita, and Oak Park Brewery are still open for take out! Support your favorite local restaurants by placing a to go order and making it a picnic meal at the park or special night with the family. Check out their Instagram pages for the latest news and discounts!
Scholar Spotlight: Jazmine Spears
See below for a brief but encouraging interview with Sacramento High School’s 12th grade scholar, Jazmine Spears!
Q: Tell us a little bit about your high school experience.
A: These last four year years at Sac High have been so busy! I have been involved in so many different activities like step team, basketball, cheerleading, College Track, working at Underground Books and so much more! This year I was one of the team captains for cheer and last summer I got the experience of going to East Africa for 2 weeks with College Track. Being involved has been so important to me as it allows me to bond with my fellow classmates, be a part of a team, and gain different responsibilities.