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HARRISON MAINA | |||||||||
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Apr,18-2017 23:38:56
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BOSTON--Thanking the Kenyans who have already reserved tickets to the 3rd Annual Boston Marathon Kenyan Festival slated for Saturday April 15 at the Anthony's Lounge in Malden, organizers have agreed to requests by other interested Kenyans to extend the dinner ticket reservations till tomorrow, Thursday April 12 at 3pm in order to enable planning for sufficient dinner.
All other guests purchasing tickets after the extended deadline or those who show up to pay at the door will not be guaranteed entry or food at the dinner table. The event, the first of its kind to kick off spring events as the weather rapidly gets warmer following a long winter season, will feature an immigration information session conducted by Kenyan immigration attorneys, an open discussion on intended Diaspora taxation by the Kenyan government, community issues, gospel performances and general entertainment by DJ Yard, a popular Kenyan DJ in Boston. Patriotic Kenyans from all backgrounds including age, tribal, religious, social or economic who harbor great concerns to promote unity in the community as well as help Kenyan kids looking for cultural attachment with their motherland are urged to make plans to attend or donate to the cause to defray the hosting costs. Dinner tickets are going for free with kids 15 and below getting free entry. Kenyans and friends are urged to continue making their reservations online through the eventbrite website here, or by depositing cash in the designated Square cash app with a Cashtag of: John Brett: 857-891-5524 and show up in Kenyan colors. | |||||||||
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Source:
AJABU AFRICAN NEWS
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