DC is Hot, Hot, Hot so Meet Up with Massey Media After Sunset
Hip-Hop Theater Festival Comes to DC
Massey Media is thrilled to be the PR team building audiences for the 9th Annual DC Hip-Hop Theater Festival. Read the preview coverage here at the Washington Afro-American, hear it on WAMU, and blog at Brightest Young Things. Please join us tonight at the Kennedy Center Millennium Stage for the kick-off event to see the skills behind the art form of turntablism. This is when turntables, under the hands of the DJs, become instruments to rock the crowd. Special guests include legendary DJ Rockin’ Rob, from the Bronx, NYC and DMC USA Supremacy Champion, DJ I-Dee. It’s free and amazing.
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Join Sarah Massey this Thursday night at 7:00 PM at The Fridge. She’ll be talking about how to make headlines for social change and the arts. The fee for the event is only $5.
The Rivera Project Launches with Style
Those of you who have followed Massey Media’s almost five-year evolution know that we love social justice and we love the arts. What could we love more? A new non-profit and art show celebrates the intersection of arts and activism. Launched this June with the show “Arts in Crisis,” the Rivera Project’s vision is to bring the arts community and activist communities together to support each other’s efforts. Read more in this front-page story from the Washington Post Style section.
Do you want to make headlines in DC? Call on Massey Media.
Recent press results for our clients:
* 6/23/10, Washington Post, Cesar Maxit, Graham Boyle, other Artists Inspired by Community Activism
* 6/15/10, WAMU, Environmentally Conscious Consumers Catch A Break
* 5/20/10, WTNH, News8, Red Cross Workers Strike
* 5/11/10, Washington Post, Ernest J. Gaines’s ‘Lesson’ Prompts Teens to Grapple with Stark Realities
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