Dear Beautiful Kings and Queens,
Join us for an evening of music, dance, and overall performances celebrating Black music globally. From the coast of South Africa to the frontier of north America, our cast will take on a musical journey to honor the heroes and legends that paved our path toward our freedom of self-expression. The evening will end with a graduation ceremony as we celebrate our Black School alums.
-Ms. Queenie Johnson (Founder of Black School) & Gladys Nyoth ( Executive Chef of Mbombo)
What is the attire for the dinner?
All black, cocktail attire (no jeans, denim, sneakers or casual wear).
What Happens After I Purchase a ticket?
You will be directed to a page that asks for your name and email. It's a list so that you will be updated with information leading up to the date of the dinner. You will recieve an email 5 minutes later. Please reply to the email to let us know about any food allergies as well.
Can Parents Stay?
Parents are allowed to stay but are asked to allow their child to experience the dinner while they watch from outside of the circle.
What Time Does Dinner Start?
Dinner starts at 6:30 p.m.
What Do the Fees Cover?
The fees cover a delicious dinner, performers/musicians, and cleaning staff.
Is this appropriate for an 8 year old?
Dinner is best suited for ages 12 and up. *special cases accepted.