Hip Hop For Change 3rd Year Anniversary feat. Opio (Hieroglyphics), Kev Choice, Khafre Jay, Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist @ Uptown Nightclub, Oakland (4/2)

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Hip Hop For Change 3rd Year Anniversary feat. Opio (Hieroglyphics), Kev Choice, Khafre Jay, Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist @ Uptown Nightclub, Oakland (4/2)

Time: April 2, 2016 at 9pm to April 3, 2016 at 2am
Location: Uptown Nightclub, Oakland
Street: 1928 Telegraph Ave.
City/State: Oakland, CA
Info/Tickets/Map: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/…
Event Type: bay area, oakland
Organized By: HipHopForChange.org
Latest Activity: Apr 1, 2016

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SAT, APRIL 2
HIP HOP FOR CHANGE 3-Year Anniversary Show

Featuring:
Opio (Hieroglyphics)
2nd Floor Samurais
BPOS
Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist

@ Uptown Nightclub, 1928 Telegraph Ave., Oakland, CA  Oakland
21+ / $10 / 9pm-2am
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Celebrating HipHopForChange's 3rd Year Anniversary Show!!!
Join us April 2nd at the Starline Social Club

Ft. OPIO of Hieroglyphics, 2nd Floor Samurais, BPOS, Ren the Vinyl Archaeologist and a VERY special guest TBA
3 years of HipHopForChange!!! 3 years of educating thousands of youth about social justice issues, Hip Hop culture, history, and the power of self-expression!!! 3 years of volunteering thousands of hours with organizations that are uplifting historically marginalized communities, starting gardens and donating thousands of hours!!! And 3 years of throwing Hip Hop shows that provide platforms for dozens of local artists with empowering social justice oriented narratives!!!

This show is not only to support our community, but it is to thank you folks as well for making our dreams a reality. COme join us to see what we've been up to, and to dance your asses off!

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