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Martin Luther King Jr. March & Celebration
January 19, 2009
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The march is a living embodiment of King's vision with all people— across age, race, or political lines—joining together in an inspirational fellowship to mark their support.
We begin the day's events with a community march for all to attend. The march begins at the Oak Park Community Center and continues to the Sacramento Community Center downtown. For those wanting to leave their car at the Sacramento Convention Center before the march, Regional Transit will transport marchers to the Sacramento City college location on their Freedom Bus. Freedom Bus riders will learn and experience the civil rights movement from an MLK docent.
At the end of the march, celebrants enter the Sacramento Community Center for a job fair and expo. The event features local businesses, non-profits, and public agencies offering job information; there is a hands-on art room for children; musical & gospel performances take place throughout the day; health service programs distribute materials; and educational opportunities are presented.
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Tickets: FREE
Info Phone: (916) 920-8655
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January 19, 2009Times:
8:30am: Oak Park Community Center
9:30am: City College
11:00am: Sacramento Convention Center
**At the Sacramento Convention Center:
10:00am: Job, Health & Education Fair, Arts & Craft Vendors
11:00am: Childrens Hands on Educational Activities
12:00 a.m. Multi-Cultural Talent Showcase -
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Event Name: Martin Luther King Jr. March & Celebration
"Date clarification"
Comment posted by: Anonymous from Sacramento, Jan 17, 2010
Is the March in Sacramento on Monday or Tuesday?
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Event Name: Martin Luther King Jr. March & Celebration
"Freedom Bus Schedule?"
Comment posted by: Deb from Carmichael, Jan 17, 2009
Does anyone know when the Freedom Ride buses are leaving from the Convention Center to go to City College? Please list times if you know! Thank you!
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Event Name: Martin Luther King Jr. March & Celebration
"North area MLK March"
Comment posted by: MLK Marcher from SAC, Jan 15, 2009
Yes it's true, there is a march leaving Grant High School at 8:30am and will be going directly to the Sacramento Convention Center. Check out www.MLK365.org for more info.
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Event Name: Martin Luther King Jr. March & Celebration
"Is There a Second March from the North Area"
Comment posted by: Pacer 4 Life, Class of 78 from Sacramento, CA, Jan 12, 2009
I heard there will be a second MLK March beginning at Grant High School at 8:30 am. Is this true?
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Event Name: Martin Luther King Jr. March & Celebration
"Date clarification"
Comment posted by: Anonymous from Sacramento, Jan 17, 2010
Is the March in Sacramento on Monday or Tuesday?
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Event Name: Martin Luther King Jr. March & Celebration
"Freedom Bus Schedule?"
Comment posted by: Deb from Carmichael, Jan 17, 2009
Does anyone know when the Freedom Ride buses are leaving from the Convention Center to go to City College? Please list times if you know! Thank you!
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Event Name: Martin Luther King Jr. March & Celebration
"North area MLK March"
Comment posted by: MLK Marcher from SAC, Jan 15, 2009
Yes it's true, there is a march leaving Grant High School at 8:30am and will be going directly to the Sacramento Convention Center. Check out www.MLK365.org for more info.
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Event Name: Martin Luther King Jr. March & Celebration
"Is There a Second March from the North Area"
Comment posted by: Pacer 4 Life, Class of 78 from Sacramento, CA, Jan 12, 2009
I heard there will be a second MLK March beginning at Grant High School at 8:30 am. Is this true?
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