Events week of July 10

The French Cultural Center in Boston is celebrating its 27th Bastille Day Party from 6pm to 11pm, the epic dance party will take over Back Bay's Marlborough Street between Berkeley and Clarendon. Expect performances from lightening fingered guitarist Diblo Dibala and Franco-funk band Sarazino, plus gourmet French munchies, beer and wine. Reserve tickets at frenchculturalcenter.org


Fort Point Music Series- on the wharf, just outside the museum doors, this evening series caters to  young professionals. Lounge atmosphere and accentric sounds. July 11 kickoff-- first of four weekly installments, features Boston sax legend Elan Trotman, gourmet appetizers and cocktails, and magic-hour dancing. Starts at 530, admission is free.

African Festival of Boston July 14th!

http://www.africanfestivalofboston.org/

OPEN HOUSE 

Public Event · By Ethiopian American Community Association

• • Saturday, July 14, 2012
  • 10:00am until 2:00pm

• 243 Harvard Street - Cambridge, MA 02139

• EACA will be having an open house showcasing the newly set program for the community. We will be offering the following classes: Amharic, tigriniya, arts & crafts, creative & critical thinking (CCT), basic computer, fitness, and dance, we will also be having basketball tournaments. Join us and bring families and friends interested. It is open to Africans and non Africans as well. We are accepting all ages starting from 6 year olds. We will also be having refreshments and a traditional bunna (coffee) ceremony. https://www.facebook.com/events/439691669385565/  Cultivating Food Justice with Julian Agyeman | July 10 Join the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC) for a special discussion with Julian Agyeman, Tufts Professor and Author of the new book "Cultivating Food Justice: Race, Class and Sustainability." The event takes place on July 10 from 11am to noon at MAPC's Boston offices (60 Temple Place, Boston MA, 02111). For directions, visit www.mapc.org/contact-us. To RSVP, or for more information, visit http://www.metrofuture.org/ or contact Amanda Cleveland at 617-451-2770 x2075 or acleveland@mapc.org.