This Saturday night: Sulu DC APA Heritage Month Show!

[Sulu DC]

Don't stress about your Saturday night plans. We've got them right here:

Sulu DC's APA Heritage Month Show, co-presented by DC APA Film
Saturday, May 21 at 7:00 pm
Artisphere, 1101 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, VA 22209
2 blocks from the Rosslyn Metro on Blue/Orange line, parking is free with validation

$10 general admission / $8 for students
Buy tickets at the door or online: http://bit.ly/sulumay11show

Hosted by Alex Cena and Vinay Sanapala with The Pinstriped Rebel spinning tunes, Sulu DC's APA Heritage Month Show will feature:

• Regie Cabico, DC-based spoken word pioneer and slam poetry champion who, among a long list of accolades and honors, was named the “Lady Gaga of Poetry” by Kenyon Review and featured on the HBO series, Def Poetry Jam;
• A-Class, South Korea-born and Baltimore-bred rapper who’s made appearances on 92QJams’ Tuesday Night Fights, 2008 Scribble Jam preliminaries, the Baltimore Masters competition and Grind Time, the world’s premiere rap battle league;
• Cigarbox Planetarium, a duo comprised of Andy Charneco and Deanna Pineda who create their autotune-less instrumental music with guitar, keyboards and “Carl Palmer”, their 1970’s Univox drum box;
• The West Fjords, a New York-based band who will transport you to another galaxy with their hauntingly atmospheric sound; and
• DC APA Film’s screening of “Manoj”, a short mock-umentary by Indian comedian Hari Kondabalu

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Shoutout to all students just finished with finals and/or have graduated, including several of our stars in the Sulu Star System. You can still get the student discount for our shows, by the way. Celebrate the end of the school year with Sulu DC!

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Missed last month's show? Tsk tsk tsk. Catch up with our reel of highlights: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0DF1RBirnT0

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We don't stop. Next month's show is on Saturday, June 18 at Artisphere. More info to come!

See you on Saturday!

Love & light,
Sulu Star System

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Sulu DC is an underground network and home for Asian American and/or Pacific Islander American (AAPI) artists in Washington, D.C. On the third Saturday of every month, we host a performance showcase of emerging and established AAPI artists in music, spoken word, theater, dance, film, and multidisciplinary performances. Find us on Facebook. Follow us @SuluDC.