The National Congress of Black Women (NCBW) has just told us that they still have tickets available for a parade-viewing party at the Newseum. Tickets are $100 for adults and $40 for children.
If you're interested, run—don't walk!—to the NCBW brunch at Clyde's of Gallery Place to purchase a ticket. The group will be there until noon today. After 12 PM, e-mail ahistoricalaffair@gmail.com to claim any remaining tickets.
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Hurry! Tickets for Parade Party at the Newseum Available Today
The National Congress of Black Women (NCBW) has just told us that they still have tickets available for a parade-viewing party at the Newseum. Tickets are $100 for adults and $40 for children.
If you're interested, run—don't walk!—to the NCBW brunch at Clyde's of Gallery Place to purchase a ticket. The group will be there until noon today. After 12 PM, e-mail ahistoricalaffair@gmail.com to claim any remaining tickets.
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