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Sc time, do it with Style. Old Style. Ethnic festival to ! By Patrick Jean An ethnic celebration takes place Saturday at The MannSimons Cottage: Museum of African-American Culture when it sponsors the 6th annual "Jubilee: Festival of Heritage." ine iesuvai, on museum grounds at Kicniand and Marion streets, promises to both entertain and educate, said Cece Byers Johnson, curator of the museum. The festival opens at 1 p.m. with a parade of AfricanAmerican ceremonial umbrellas created by Columbia children in a workshop last summer. "EACH SUMMER, the museum has workshops for children to learn and participate in cultural traditions. We want children to be proud of their heritage," Johnson said. The Ueorgia Sea Island Singers make their second appearance at the festival with shows at 1:30 and 3:15 p.m. A local break-dancing group, the Twi-light Breakdancers, will pop, lock and rock at 2 p.m. The Columbia Cultural Ensemble will perform "message music," mostly about political issues, at 2:20 p.m. THF RFnFPMFR'C Hrtcnpl Phnir r?f ri>ntril rnrroo tional Institution will perform gospel music at 2:45 p.m. Following the second show of the Georgia Sea Island Singers, mini-workshops and demonstrations will be presented on break-dancing, double-dutch jump rope, traditional hair styling and gardening. "The workshops are meant to present the latest in AfricanAmerican cultural traditions," Johnson said. "Most of the local talent here represents the latest in African-American urban street games. Break-dancing is the current trend, while double-dutch jump rope and 'message music' are other examples," she said. ANNOUNCEMENTS WILL occur at 4 p.m., followed at 4:15 p.m. by the American Festival's Chuck Davis AfricanAmerican Dance Ensemble of Duke University. w\ doi - piz: dei ^=3 on' iviarcn ot uimes h BH HBIR1H DfcFECTS FOUNDATION ? ~1 r ?2gg? '' W r j?i|gHiliW Fast, Free C 1124 Devine Phone: 2565948 Percivi a Phone: 787597 St. Andr Phone: 798| W. Columbii 1220 August Phone: 791 at the corner bar." { im ? > I d, fully Lbhmm ' nCX* Our drivers carry I ? l<)fH (?. Hcik-nun Hmtiny C"., Im., i j CnM, U'l be held Saturday "This is Chuck Davis' first trip here, and we're glad to have Kim TKa A mAfir>an pActu/'il ic cnnnr\rf aH Kv tho Ma_ unit. i iiv nuivi iwau tyoiivv a wiithi ta juppv/i ivm vj h?v ? tional Endowment for the Arts," Johnson said. Throughout the performances, books, food, Haitain and African crafts, prints, posters, cards and jewelery will be on sale at the festival marketplace. Used toys and other items will be available at the flea-market table. "Each year, we try to bring in acts with performances that have the most substance. We advertised for local acts to participate earlier this year, and we selected the acts on their willingness to participate." she said. "We looked for acts that would entertain and stimulate. I hope those at the festival will take timet o pay close attention to the local talent," she said. The public and festival participants are encouraged to dress in ethnic and-or old-fashioned clothes. "WE WANT to do more than have a festival here. We want * ^ ! A M ! J ? ~ 1 iu Lrciue an ciiviruiimciu, saiu juiiii^uu. "This is a chance for many people from the community to get involved in soemthing, and it's a great way to kick off our new educational year. "I hope many USC students will attend. It's an opportunity to be educated on the cultural traditions of the AfricanAmerican community and see how those traditions functioned in a historical and contemporary context," she said. ^ THE MANN-SIMONS Cottage is operated by the Richland County Historic Preservation Commission. There is no admission fee for the festival, but donations are strongly encouraged to defray the cost of the festival and to contribute to the museum's development of other educational programs. "A lot of the African-American pride and heritage that will be exemnlified at the festival is here every day at the museum. Don't make the festival your only trip to the museum," Johnson said. WHO'S ZA JVERS" TIME... at^^rmg ^:--JBfiI St 11 a.m.-2 a.m. Sun.-Thurs. 8151 11 a.m.-3 a.m. Fri. & Sat. DOMINO'S PIZZA 7383 30 MINUTE GUARANTEE ews Rd. 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