The Tea Party
Wednesday February 19th, 2020 with Brianna
Bri's Back!!!

I'm back in this bih, finna get crunk, and my eyebrows always stay fleeked! That's right 1/2 of The Tea Party is dropping in to bring you some sweet tunes. Me and Nico won't be officially back until March 18th! And as always: fre$h & fun tunes to help guide you through this late night tea parti <3 Follow us on Instagram to stay up to date on upcoming content! @TheTeaParty613 Events: Feb 23, 530-730pm. Yoga Workshop in celebration of Black History Month, @175 Third Ave. This is a FREE community event sponsored by lululemon Ottawa, Warrior Yoga and the Glebe Neighbourhood Activities Group (GNAG). Please register so we know how many people are attending. https://www.amilia.com/store/en/gnagcaregistration/api/Activity/Detail?activityId=xArQ5ok Join us for an introspective evening of yoga, meditation and discussion led by Kethy and Sydnee – all themed around the importance of wellness within our Black community and the way it manifests itself. In celebration of Black History Month, you are invited to move through an all-levels 1-hr Hatha Vinyasa yoga flow to the beat of soothing Afro Caribbean music. This flow will be followed by a discussion focused on empowering more Black men and women to embrace the wellness movement and determining what wellness initiatives they would like to see in the upcoming future. Mats are available. Everyone is welcome. Feb 25, 645pm. R.A.W. Tuba: Overcoming homelessness through the power of music, @355 Cooper St. Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre and OrKidstra, is pleased to present a special film screening of “R.A.W. TUBA” which chronicles the inspiring true life story of Richard Antoine White (R.A.W.), a Baltimore child who experienced intermittent homelessness but went on to become a world-class symphony musician and professor. https://nac-cna.ca/en/event/25234?fbclid=IwAR0vldPWC4TbPiv5IQkvnmcW3iwfXt0vgUL_zel9_pwv5M77Df9g_nM3Bxo Feb 27 530pm. Still Rising, @Galerie Saw Gallery 67 Rue Nicholas St. We want to create a space that celebrates all of their resilience while recognizing that needing to be resilient is exhausting. Our wellness must be a continued project within our community and within ourselves. Still Rising is a two part event that endeavors to strike this balance. The event will begin with two workshops and end with a reception celebrating the work of outstanding black community members. Register for individual workshops or register for all three using the eventbrite link! https://www.facebook.com/events/2854182501344535/ Feb 27, 7-10pm. An Evening with Wanda Robson, @Canadian Museum of History 100 Laurier st. As part of our new series of inspiring talks, spend an evening with author and community educator Wanda Robson as she honours the legacy of her sister, Viola Desmond. Ms. Robson is raising public awareness about the struggle for racial equality in Canada through her presentations and publications. Nova Scotia Senator Wanda Thomas Bernard will moderate, and a reception will follow. https://www.facebook.com/events/451703315508530/ Feb 29, 10-2pm. Black Boys Code Ottawa: The Future is Automation - Ages 8 - 12, @Carleton University. On February 29 2020, students will work towards developing creative and efficient solutions to our proposed hackathon challenge: Programming a Sphero robot's navigation through an obstacle course. The boys will have also learned skills such as collaboration, critical thinking (programming), and communication (presentation skills). To register for this event, please access the link below: http://bit.ly/39dwn6c https://www.facebook.com/events/631077427435378/ March 14, 10-230am. Whine N’ Grind, @67 Nicholas St, Club SAW. A self-proclaimed Caribbean ghe, DJ Reign delights in bringing you the tunes that remind them of sunlight and bashment behaviour all year round. Tickets on sale now!! $10// $5 for (QT)BIPOC Ig: @whinengrindodawa