TOUR STOPS

May 12, 2007 ............. East Liberty Peabody High School
June 16, 2007 ............ Homewood
July 14, 2007 ............. Beltzhoover
July 20, 2007 ............. St. Clair Village
July 28, 2007 ............. East Liberty - Paulson Field
August 4, 2007 ........... Manchester Field
August 11, 2007 ......... Braddock
August 18, 2007 ......... Rankin
August 25, 2007 ......... Wilkinsburg
September 8, 2007 ..... Carrick
September 11, 2007 .... Hill District


The STAND UP NOW Hip Hop Arts Tour was made possible by the partnering efforts of: Duane Ashley (Director of Parks and Recreation, City of Pittsburgh); Kevin Amos (Thomas Merton Center); Wilson Home Renovation Services (412) 969-7800; KNK Electrical Service (412) 351-7577; and Kent Bey (Stand Up Now Tour Coordinator and Executive Director of Royal Tribe), all of the Royal Tribe staff and volunteers; and to the following community partners:

East Liberty:
City of Pittsburgh, Principal John Vater and the Staff at Peabody High School; Ken Lindsey

Homewood:
Director YMCA, Director Family Support Center, Lawanda Long (It's a Block Thing Coordinator / Outreach FSC)

Beltzhoover:
Beltzhoover Community Council, Malik James (Beltzhoover Community Festival Coordinator)

St. Clair:
Housing Authority City of Pittsburgh: Richard Morris and Adrienne Owens, Cynthia Grace President St. Clair Village Tenant Council, Spirit Filled Ministries, Tree of Hope, Adrienne Young

Manchester:
One Vision One Life: Richard Garland Executive Director, Al Gray, William Morris, and Keith McGraw

Braddock:
Borough of Braddock, Mayor John Fetterman, Ella Jones Borough Administrator, Braddock Borough Council

Rankin:
Borough of Rankin, Mayor Nicholas Glova, Ruby Grant (Community Day Coordinator), Rankin Borough Council

Wilkinsburg:
Borough of Wilkinsburg, Mayor John Thompson, Wilkinsburg Borough Council, Weed and Seed: A.I.D. and TALL T.E.A.M. Toni Watkins, Toni Corinealdi

Carrick:
City of Pittsburgh

Hill District:
Robert "Loaf" Thomas and the Thomas Family, Bedford Tenant Council, and Residents of the Hill District Community