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Press Release for
Evening
of Multicultural Diversity Appreciation
March 12, 2010
December 2009
AAHMSNJ Newsletter
September 2009
AAHMSNJ Newsletter
July 2009
AAHMSNJ Newsletter
August 2007
“Three Generations of Artists” at Zelphy's in Millville
South Jersey Magazine (As Published in South Jersey
Magazine,
Volume 3, Issue 5.)
Newark Star Ledger (2/3)
The Hammonton Gazette (1/4)
sjArts NewsCalendar (November 2005)
South Jersey Weekender (10/21/05)
New York Times (10/23/05)
Press of Atlantic City (6/3/05)
Courier Post (2/19/05)
Press of Atlantic City (2/13/05)
Courier Post (2/1/05)
Press of Atlantic City (1/3/05)
NBC, TV-40 Evening News segment, (1/2/05)
New York Times (1/2/05)
Press of Atlantic City (12/12/04)
Philadelphia Inquirer (12/1/04)
Daily Journal of Vineland &..(10/25/04)
New York Times (10/17/04)
Press of Atlantic City (10/16/04)
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Events
January 6, 2010 to
April 30, 2010
Dressler Smith, Todd Johnson,
Richmond Garrick, and more
Reception: February 20, 2010, 1pm - 4pm
In January the Museum will host the work of fine artists Dressler Smith, Todd Johnson and Richmond
Garrick. Ms. Joyce McAdoo will introduce her children’s book, Zimba the Turtle with an exhibit of original
illustrations by Michael Roche. The intricately fanciful dolls of Belinda Starr Manning will be on display as
well. We will also feature an exhibit titled The Great Kings of Africa which was donated to the Museum by the
late Theodore and Beatrice Johnson of Voorhees, former owners of the Cotton Club in Lawnside, NJ. The
exhibition will extend from January 6 to April 30, 2010. A reception is planned for Saturday, February 20th from
1:00 - 4:00 PM at the Martin Luther King Center at 661 Jackson Road in Newtonville, NJ.
Past Exhibits
July 1, 2009 to
September 26, 2009
Ralph Peterson: From Athlete to Civic Leader
Reception: July 19, 2009, 2pm - 4pm
Click here for the event description in the newsletter
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Programs
Youth Art Program:
A competitive art program for school children
Traveling Exhibit:
Bring the Museum's traveling exhibition to your school or institution
Corporate Workplace Display:
A corporate exhibition designed by artist Earl Parker
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African American Heritage Museum of Southern New Jersey
661 Jackson Road, Newtonville, NJ 08346,
609-704-5495; (fax: 704-5532)
email: rhunter@AAHMSNJ.org
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