Vacaville
Based in Washington, D.C., Step Afrika! dancers integrate rhythmic footsteps, claps, songs, storytelling, humor and audience participation into their performances, a tradition created by Black American college students in the early 1900s. (Courtesy photo/Step Afrika!) By all accounts, including any number of videos, a Step Afrika! performance is a visual, aural and theatrical dance show […]
With Thanksgiving upon us, Christmas isn’t far away. Which means lots of shopping on Black Friday and, this weekend, Small Business Saturday. The latter is all about celebrating, embracing and supporting local small businesses that make our communities that much more unique. Such businesses are slated to be highlighted in both Vacaville and Fairfield. From 10 […]
Norma Moya Black was born on Marguerite Park off the Lisburn Road in Belfast, Northern Ireland. In her earliest memories, she recalled the 12th of July parade, during which the family put out chairs on the sidewalk to watch the marchers with their colorful banners of orange, green, and white, and pictures of William of […]
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