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A Story Yet Told

Released on: December 28, 2007, 9:36 pm

Press Release Author: The Five Points Connection

Industry: Entertainment

Press Release Summary: Inner City Neighborhood revitalization - Kwanzza

Press Release Body:
For Immediate Release
December 28, 2007, 4:00 PM (MST)

A Story Yet Told

Denver, CO (FPC) - - As I was standing on the corner of 26th Avenue East at Welton
Street awaiting a friend to join me for our plans to warm from the Colorado Chill
at Blackberries Coffee and Ice Cream, several people drove up and ask me where the
Crossroads Theater was located. Of course I knew, for my friend and I were
planning to take in a night of theater and see the Musical Workshop, Sistas and
Storytellers.

In offering suggestions for parking it came to mind the history of Five Points is
being revisited. As we were embarking on the opportunity to see music legends of
today, such as Hazel Miller, Denver's own diva and Yvonne Brown whose powerhouse
voice is not to be easily forgotten.

As with any Historic shopping district the Five Points inner urban community is
evolving with specialty shops, boutiques, eateries balancing its preservation of
the past. The 41st celebration of Kwanzza and commencement ceremony sponsored by
the Kwanzza Committee of Denver reflected african-american heritage roots and cast
Historic Five Points as an foremost original shopping district.

"My Folks don\'t want me to talk about slavery" a story told by the Federal Writers
Project offered a story of people whose contribution to the American Landscape may
at times become obscure. At many times is has lead to shadowed recognition of the
originality, creativity and excellent work and performance, but anything less than
Bravo for Sistas and Storytellers means the critic got it wrong.

This sold out performance brings anew audience to Denver's Downtown, creating a
wonderful choice from entertainment offerings throughout the metro area. Sistas and
Storytellers, presented by Black Swan Talent and Promotion co-written by Sheryl
Renee closes tonight December 27, 2007 from its run in Historic Five Points. The
production's next performance will be in Maui, Hawaii.

So there you have it! The history that has made five Points an entertainment mecca
still reigns and the next time, take the "D" train and you can be a part of history.
Crossroads Theater is located in Denver's Heart and Soul, 2590 Washington Street.
Adjacent to a Denver national landmark, the Historic Rossonian Hotel. For more
information on upcoming productions, call 303-832-0929 or check out the community
calendar at www.neighborhoodlink.com/denver/fpha.
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Web Site: http://www.neighborhoodlink.com/denver/fpha

Contact Details: THE FIVE POINTS HISTORIC ASSOCIATION
P.O. BOX 1413 Denver, CO 80201-1413
303-695-8202 . Historic5Points@aol.com

PRESS RELEASE:
CONTACT: Karen Brown-Gerdine

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