Cetvrtak, 27 Septembar 2007, 7:30PM i Subota 29 Septembar 2007, 7:30PM
- Ministarstvom za dijasporu Republike Srbije (pokrovitelj)
- Skupstinom Opstine Stari Grad (donator)
- Savezom Dramskih Umetnika Srbije (organizator)
- Kongresom Srpskog Ujedinjenja (pomocnik)
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Jazavac Pred Sudom
Cetvrtak 27 Septembar 2007, 7:30pm
Sala skole: Matignon High School (u Blizini crkve Sv. Sava)
One Matignon Road
Cambridge, MA 02140 - Monodrame: Mostovi (Na Drini Cuprija) i Ziveo Zivot Tola Manojlovica
Srpska Pravoslavna Crkva Sv. Sava i Srpsko-Americka Alijansa Nove Engleske (SANE) u saradnji sa
Predstavljaju
Septembarsku Turneju Zvezdara Teatra iz Beograda i Narodnog Pozorista Republike Srpske iz Banja Luke sa predstavama:Subota 29 Septembar 2007, 7:30pm
Sala Srpske Pravolsavne Crkve Sv. Sava
41 Alewife Brook Pkwy
Cambridge, MA 02140
| Jazavac Pred Sudom | Mostovi (Tihomir
Stanic) |
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Sugerisana donacija
$15 po sosobi, studenti $10, deca mladja od 12 godina besplatno.
Na dan predstasve: $20 po sosobi, studenti $10, deca mladja od 12 godina besplatno.
Za dodatne informacije posetite www.jazavac.org posaljite poruku na events@stsavaboston.org ili pozovite 781-475-9648 (Branko Glisovic)
Poster mozete naci na: http://stsavaboston.org/files/Jazavac___Boston_07_rev_1_11x17.pdf
PAST EVENTS
Saturday, 2 June 2007, 7:30PM
Serbian-American Alliance of New England (SANE) presents
A Night of Friendship in DanceAn
annual dance spectacular featuring
Grachanitsa Serbian Folk Dance Ensemble
with special guests Sayat
Nova Armenian Dance Company
Tickets at the door. Adults $25, Children under 12 free.
Price includes admission to the after
concert dance party with ethnic appetizers and music.
WHERE:
International School of Boston (Ecole
Internationale de Boston)
and St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church
Hall
41 Alewife Brook Parkway
Cambridge, MA
Grachanitsa Serbian Folk Dance Ensemble
Srdjan Nickovic, Djordje Koldzic, Artistic Directors
Seven years ago a group of folk enthusiasts from the Boston area
started exploring the rich heritage of folk dancing and
music from different parts of the former Yugoslavia. Its
members hail from the Balkan region, the United States,
Canada, and France. Founded and directed by Djordje Koldzic,
a professional dancer of many years and soloist with The
Branko Krsmanovich National Folk Ballet of Yugoslavia (Belgrade,
Serbia), Grachanitsa has become known throughout the
Northeast for its original choreographies, elaborate costumes,
perfected style and attention to detail.
Sayat Nova Dance Company of Boston
Apo Ashjian, Artistic Director
The much-celebrated Sayat Nova Dance Company (SNDC) was formed in January
1986, by its current artistic director Apo Ashjian. The Company aims
to preserve and promote Armenian culture through the art of dance. The
group
performs extensively in the United States
and Canada and has successfully toured Armenia in 1995 and 2006. Inspired
by a love for their heritage and for dancing, members of the Company
are enthusiastic, devoted individuals, investing both time and talent to
make
the Sayat Nova Dance Company a symbol of
pride and achievement for the Armenian people. www.sayatnova.com
Please contact George Koldzich at gkoldzic@gmail.com for additional information
Friday, 1 December 2006, 7:30pm
Saint Sava's Serbian Orthodox Church and Serbian-American Alliance of New England (SANE) are proudly inviting you to
WIZARD: THE LIFE & TIMES OF NIKOLA TESLA
Lecture by Dr Marc J. Seifer to celebrate 150 years of Tesla’s birth
An
internationally sought-after speaker with over 70 publications,
Dr. Marc J. Seifer is an expert on
Nikola Tesla, Serbian-American inventor and engineer who discovered
the rotating magnetic field, the basis of most alternating-current
machinery. Tesla’s inventions make him one of the foremost pioneers
in the distribution of electric energy.
Dr. Seifer is the author of the acclaimed biography Wizard: The
Life & Times of Nikola Tesla as well as Nikola Tesla: The
Man Who Harnessed Niagara Falls. Dr. Seifer has lectured
at the United Nations, King’s College, Cambridge University,
Oxford University, West Point Military Academy, and at conferences
in Hawaii, Israel, Serbia and Croatia. He teaches psychology
at Rogers
Williams University.
Book sale
and signing event will take place after the lecture, which will
feature many rare slides from the turn of the 20th century.
WHERE:
Wizard:
The Life & Times of Nikola Tesla has been called:
REVELATORY by Publisher's Weekly
SERIOUS SCHOLARSHIP by Scientific
American
UTTERLY ABSORBING by Nexus
MASTERPIECE by Nelson DeMille
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED by the American
Association for the Advancement of Science
St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church
41 Alewife Brook Parkway
Cambridge, MA
1 block from Mass Ave & Rt. 16 at
the Arlington line
www.stsavaboston.org/directions.html.
Admission: free of charge
For more information about Dr Marc
J. Seifer:
http://www.marcseifer.com.
Please contact Slobodan Pajic at boba_pajic@hotmail.com for additional information
| Marc J. Seifer | People that made it happen (Pedja, Tamara, Milica, Marc, Slobodan and George) |
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| Book signing after the lecture | Marc was busy |
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Wednesday, 29 November 2006, 4:15-6:00pm
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Serbia after Milosevic: The Road to Democracy or a Standstill?
- Dr. Milan St. Protic, former Serbian Ambassador to the U.S. and Mayor of Belgrade
Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies, Garden Room, 27 Kirkland Street, Cambridge, MA
For more information on these and other upcoming events,
please visit events page:
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/kokkalis/events.html.
16th Anniversary Convention of Serbian Unity Congress and
2nd Serbian Business Promotion and Networking Conference
- Kolo Serbian Folk Dance Ensemble of Hamilton, Canada
- Children's Ensemble of St. Sava Church
- Dr. Ana Trbovich, (KSG MPA 2001), Instructor of Negotiation and European Integration, Faculty of Economics, University of Belgrade and former Assistant Minister of Foreign Economic Relations of Serbia
- H.E. Michael Schmunk, Ambassador and Special Envoy, German Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Dr. James Pettifer, Author and regular expert commentator on Balkan Affairs on CNN and BBC
- TEOFILOVICH BROTHERS, Belgrade, Serbia
- OPLENATS Serbian Folk Dance Ensemble & Orchestra, Mississauga, Ontario
- KIR STEFAN THE SERB CHOIR, Toronto, Ontario
- GRACHANITSA Serbian Folk Dance Ensemble, Boston, Massachusetts
- Harvard Sq. T-Stop: Subway info
- Driving Directions to First Parish Church: Mapquest info
- Church Street Parking Lot: Parking info
- $10 for SANE members, students and children under 18
- $13 for others
- children under 12 - free
- Conference of Serbian Businessmen,
- Conference of Serbian Physicians, and
- Traditional Symposium on strengthening Diaspora & Homeland ties
- Nada Bankovic
- Djordje Koldzic
- Zoran Radisic
- Aleksandar Velickovic
- Ms. Kori Udovicki, Minister of Energy and Mining
- Mr. Bozidar Djelic, Minister of Finance and Economy
- Mr. Goran Pitic, Minister of International Economic Relations
- Mr. Aleksandar Vlahovic, Minister of Privatization
- Ambassador Ivan Vujacic
- Thursday, 2 January 2003 at the House of Blues in Cambridge, MA
- Friday, 3 January 2003 at Club Helsinki in Great Barrington, MA
Events will take place in Chicago, from October 27th-29th, 2006
You can register online at:
http://www.serbianunity.net/sucinfo/conventions/sixteenth/invitation/register.html or call 1 202 463 8644
Hotel Room Reservation (cut-off date September 25):
Congress Plaza Hotel & Convention Center: 1-800-635-1666 or 1-312-427-3800 ext. 5025
For special rates, specify that you are with "Serbian Unity Congress":
Single & Double room is $149 per night plus tax
Serbian Unity Congress Team
2311 M St. NW #402
Washington, DC 20037
tel: 202 463 8643
http://www.serbianunity.net
Wednesday, 27 September 2006, 8:00pm
Serbian-American Alliance of New England (SANE) proudly presents
KAL
From the top of the European World Music charts, a band from Belgrade brings Romani roots into the 21st century
Romani music concert and dance to benefit Voice of Roma
"Kal's music is fresh and unbelievably good."
"...passionate, joyous"
"...transcends generations and brings about the new soul of Gypsy music while holding on to the old traditions."
" ...their groove is unstoppable"
"...digging deep into Romani culture, creating music that is not only looking to the fields & byways, but to skyscrapers ... & cyberspace"
"...soulfulness to spare"
"Kal are the hottest Gypsy band from the suburbs of Belgrad, rock'n'roll in attitude, fuelled on urban beats and rooted in the Balkan blues... [In their new album] bhangra rhythms underpin one song, a violin dances around a two-step rhythm played on double bass, weeping Hawaiian steel guitar drifts over a lovely waltz tempo, an accordion feeds tango flavours, Montenegran rock satirist Rambo Amadeus delivers an acerbic, hiccupping rap whilst the striking voices of Zumrita Jakupovic, Adil Maksutovic and Dragana Berakovic lend earthy, sensual qualities to the songs. Recorded on a bare bones budget at Dragan's ramshackle home studio this brilliant, intuitive album shifts Gypsy soul into cyberspace..." (From the record label -- Asphalt Tango Records)
WHERE:
St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church
41 Alewife Brook Parkway
Cambridge, MA
1 block from Mass Ave & Rt. 16 at the Arlington line
www.stsavaboston.org/directions.html.
Admission: $15 (65+/<12, FAC members, students $13)
Seats are limited. Purchase your tickets in advance by phone using VISA/Mastercard (no service charge): 781-662-7475
Sponsored by the Folk Arts Center of New England, Voice of Roma, & the Serbian-American Alliance of New England
MORE INFORMATION:
http://www.balkanmusic.info/.
http://www.asphalt-tango.de/.
http://www.voiceofroma.com/.
SOUND SAMPLES:
Real Audio
http://www.rockpaperscissors.biz/ram/Kal%20-%20DJelem,%20DJelem.ram.
MP3
http://www.lejazzetal.co.uk/web/content/artist_record.php?artist_id=6&artist_record_id=23.
http://www.lejazzetal.co.uk/web/content/artist_record.php?artist_id=6&artist_record_id=13.
Saturday, 23 September 2006, Noon-10pm
St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church invites you to
THE FIRST SERBIAN FESTIVALThe festival will start at noon and end at 10 p.m.
Besides homemade food, you will also have the opportunity
to enjoy live music under a tent and a special performance
by Gratchanitca Folklore Ensemble and brass band Zlatne Uste. Also, there
will be plenty of souvenirs, books, CDs and other items for
sale. An icon exhibit from Serbia will be shown in the church hall. T
here will be some activities for children.
Serbian President Boris Tadic will be making a special appearance at the festival from noon to 12:45. Please come early if you would like to greet him.
Admission is free. Food and drinks will be sold.
WHERE:
St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church
41 Alewife Brook Parkway
Cambridge, MA
www.stsavaboston.org.
Friday, 22 September 2006, 5:30pm - 7:00pm
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Peace, Progress and the Way Forward in Southeastern Europe
President of the Republic of Serbia Boris Tadic, and President of the Republic of Croatia Stjepan Mesic
John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Cambridge,
MA
Saturday, 13 May 2006, 7:00PM
Serbian-American Alliance of New England
(SANE) and
St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church
are proudly inviting you to
FIVE YEARS WITH GRACHANITSAJoin us as we celebrate fifth anniversary of the renowned Serbian Folk Dance Ensemble Grachanitsa.
GRACHANITSA Serbian Folk Dance Ensemble. Five years ago a group of folk
enthusiasts from the Boston area started exploring the rich heritage of folk
dancing and music from different parts of the former Yugoslavia. Its members
hail from the Balkan region, the United States, Canada, and France. Today,
and some 30 performances later, Grachanitsa has become known throughout the
Northeast for its original choreographies, elaborate costumes, perfected
style and attention to detail.
An evening of dance and music will include performances of Grachanitsa and their special guests:
Kolo Serbian Folklore Ensemble was formed in 1969 in Hamilton, Canada as an integral part of "St. Nicholas" Serbian Orthodox Church on Barton Street. Ensemble has performed in many North American cities, from Ottawa to San Diego, and Edmonton to Cincinnati achieving over 800 performances. These include performances at Commonweath Games (Edmonton), Canadian National Exhibition (Toronto), Canada Festival (Ottawa), Slavic Festivals at the Lincoln Center in New York City, and a US/Canada/Australia Folk Fest in Sand Diego. It prides itself on the perpetuation of authentic choreography and costume design, and most importantly, on the preservation of Serbian ethnic heritage.
Evening includes live entertainment and a dance party following the concert.
Ethnic appetizers and desserts will be served.
Tickets at the door. Adults $25, Children under 12 free
WHERE:
St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church Hall
41 Alewife Brook Parkway
Cambridge, MA
Please contact George Koldzich at dkoldzic@tufts-nemc.org for additional information
Tuesday, 11 April 2006, 6:30PM
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Movie Event: "Six Years Older" (Documentary on Serbs in Kosovo) by Ivica Vidanovic
Summer 2005. Six years after the end of the Kosovo war, the UN's "sustainable multiethnicity" does not exist but on paper. Serbs in Kosovo are deprived of basic human rights and fundamental freedoms: the freedom of movement, property rights, the right to work, even security. "Six Years Older" documents 15 personal and spontaneous stories about and by Serbs in Kosovo.
Here is a comment of one viewer:
"There are one sentence introductions to each of the stories and those introductions include naked facts without comments of any nature. [..] These 15 stories provide dry facts which do not appeal to the heart, but rather allow the viewer to judge with clear heart and mind on how does the everyday life of a Serb in Kosovo and Metohia look like now. It does not differ, though from how it looked like in 1987 - please refer to the 1987 article of David Binder in New York Times, "In Yugoslavia, Rising Ethnic Strife Brings Fears of Worse Civil Conflict": http://www.kunstradio.at/WAR/binder-nytimes.html
The Fletcher School, Cabot 206,
Wednesday, 1 February 2006, 1:00pm
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Non-Violent Conflict Resolution: Former Yugoslavia's Euro-Atlantic Integration
John F. Kennedy School of Government, Taubman 275/Kalb Seminar Room, 2nd Floor, Taubman Building
For more information on these and other upcoming events,
please visit events page:
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/kokkalis/.
Tuesday, 6 December 2005, 4:00pm
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Kosovo: Time for Decision
John F. Kennedy School of Government, (room to be determined)
For more information on these and other upcoming events,
please visit events page:
http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/kokkalis/.
15th Anniversary Convention of Serbian Unity Congress and
1st Serbian Business Promotion and Networking Conference
Events will take place in Las Vegas, from November 11th-13th, 2005
You can register online at:
http://www.serbianunity.net/sucinfo/conventions/fifteenth/invitation/register.html or call 1 202 463 8644
Hotel Room Reservation (cut-off date September 30):
Imperial Palace Hotel: 1 800 800 2981
For special rates, specify that you are with "Serbian Unity Congress":
$53+tax (Nov 8-10), $79+tax (Nov 11-12), $53+tax (Nov 13).
Serbian Unity Congress Team
2311 M St. NW #402
Washington, DC 20037
tel: 202 463 8643
http://www.serbianunity.net
Tuesday, 4 October, 2005, 5:00pm
Please join us for a talk by Mr. Vuk Mitrovic, the president of Student Alliance at
Pristina University in Kosovska Mitrovica, titled:
Ethnic Minority Students in Kosovo & Metohija Today: A Question of Essential Human Rights
The lecture will take place at:
Allison Dining Room, 5th Floor, Belfer Building
John F. Kennedy School of Government
79 JFK Street
Cambridge, MA
for a map and directions, see
http://bcsia.ksg.harvard.edu/about.cfm?program=CORE&ln=directions&pb_id=61&gma=72
This event is brought to you by the Serbian-American Alliance of New England (SANE) and MIT Organization of Serbian Students (MOST)
For more information contact:
Monday, 19 September, 2005 6:00pm
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A Public Address by H.E. Boris Tadic,
President of Serbia
FORUM: H.E. Boris Tadic, President of Serbia "Serbia, Southeastern Europe and the Future of Transatlantic Relations"
John F. Kennedy Jr. Forum, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Cambridge,
MA
Saturday, 17 September 2005, 3:00 pm
MIT Organization of Serbian Students (MOST) and The Serbian-American Alliance of New England (SANE)
proudly present
A CELEBRATION OF SERBIAN MUSIC AND DANCE
'A Celebration of Serbian Music and Dance' will include musically
and visually captivating performances by 100 dancers, singers
and musicians
TEOFILOVICH BROTHERS. The much-celebrated twins are arguably
the most famous performers of ancient music from the Balkans. Their
music transcends more than two centuries of traditional musical heritage and evokes the
spirit of the entire region. During their fifteen year long career
they have toured worldwide, including their most recent performances at the Kennedy
Center in Washington, DC and the Hall of Honor of Canada's Parliament
in Ottawa, Canada. This is their second Boston appearance.
OPLENATS Serbian Cultural Association. Established in 1987
to promote and maintain Serbian cultural heritage in Canada,"Oplenats" will
present their Folk Dance Ensemble and Orchestra. The Folk Dance
Ensemble established themselves as one of the leading traditional dance groups in North
America. Their accomplishments include multiple performances for
dignitaries and royalty, both in Canada and abroad, four-time First Prize Award
at the Kiwanis International Festival, and first place at the 2001
and 2004 Toronto's CHIN Radio International Picnic Competition. This is
their first Boston performance.
KIR STEFAN THE SERB CHOIR was formed under the St. Sava Serbian
Orthodox Church five years ago in Toronto, Canada and has already
gained a reputation as one of the best choirs performing classical and traditional music
in the country. The majority of the members are recent emigrants
from the former Yugoslavia who formerly sang in the world-renowned choirs of their
homeland.
GRACHANITSA Serbian Folk Dance Ensemble. Five years ago a group
of folk enthusiasts from the Boston area started exploring the rich
heritage of folk dancing and music from different parts of the former Yugoslavia. Its
members hail from the Balkan region, the United States, Canada, and
France. Today, and some 30 performances later, Grachanitsa has become known throughout
the Northeast for its original choreographies, elaborate costumes,
perfected style and attention to detail.
All proceeds go toward the "Our Children Fund" to benefit war orphans in the Balkans.
Suggested
donation: $20 ($15 w/ student ID); children free!
A CELEBRATION OF SERBIAN MUSIC AND DANCE
MIT - Kresge Auditorium
48 Massachusetts Ave. (in the rear)
Cambridge, MA 02139-4307
Kendal / MIT Red Line T stop
For more information contact:
Our Children Fund: http://www.nasasrbija.org
The Teofilovich brothers: http://www.teofilovici.co.yu
Oplenats Ensemble: http://www.oplenac.org/eng/oplenac.htm
Saturday, 28 May 2005, 7:00 pm
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AN EVENING
WITH GRACHANITSA
The Serbian-American Alliance of New England (SANE) is proud to
present a concert by Boston’s own
Grachanitsa Serbian Folk Dance Ensemble. An Evening with Grachanitsa
will include six choreographies of Balkan folk dances, three
of which will be Boston premieres. Ethnic appetizers and
desserts will be served.
Special musical guests and a dance party for the audience to follow
concert.
Grachanitsa is a group of folk enthusiasts that has been training
and performing together for the past five years. Grachanitsa
explores the rich heritage of folk dancing and music from
different parts of the
former Yugoslavia. Its members hail from the Balkan region, the
United States, Canada, and France. Founded and directed
by Djordje Koldzic, a professional dancer of many years and
soloist with The
Branko Krsmanovic National Folk Ballet of Yugoslavia (Belgrade,
Serbia), Grachanitsa will give you a fresh and surprising
look at the inspiring dances of the Balkans.
Tickets at the door. Adults $25, Children under 12 free
Party will take place at:
WAKEFIELD LODGE OF ELKS
63
Baystate rd. Wakefield, MA 01880
For more information contact: jovanovic_n@yahoo.com
For poster (English) click here.
For poster (Serbian) click here.
Sunday, 7 November 2004, 4:30 pm
The Serbian-American Alliance of New England is proud to present
THE TEOFILOVICH BORTHERS
A mystical musical journey into the forgotten voices of the Balkans.
Hear the renowned twins from Serbia make their Boston
debut, singing ancient Serbian and Balkan traditional music.
Tickets at the door. Suggested donation: $20 ($15 w/ student id).
All proceeds will go toward the "Our Children Fund" to benefit war orphans in the Balkans.
The Teofilovich Brothers will perform at:
The First Parish in Cambridge
3 Church Street, Harvard Square, Cambridge MA
Sponsors: SANE, Inc. and The First Parish in Cambridge only for now. We appeal to all SANE members and friends to consider sponsorship for this event!
The Teofilovich brothers: http://www.teofilovici.co.yu
Our Children Fund: http://www.nasasrbija.org
The First Parish in Cambridge: http://www.firstparishcambridge.org
Subway, Directions, Parking:
For more information contact: info@sane-boston.org
Saturday, 9 October 2004, 7:00 pm
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AN EVENING WITH PREDRAG CUNE GOJKOVIC
Saint
Sava Serbian Orthodox Church ivites you to an evening of folk
music with a special guest Predrag "Cune" Gojkovic. Dinner will start at 7:00 pm and the concert will follow at 8:00 pm.
This Evening will benefit our building/land fund. Your donations are welcome. Help us reach $200,000 by the end of the year.
Tickets at the door and will cover dinner and concert expenses.
Adults $35, Children 12-18 $20, under 12 free
Party will take place at:
Sts. Constantine and Helen Church Hall
14 Magazine St., Cambridge, MA
Saturday, 25 September 2004, 8:00 pm
Boban Markovic & the Serbian Orkestar
WHEN? Saturday, September 25, 8pm
WHERE? Somerville Theatre, 55 Davis Square, Somerville
Admission: $28, $22
For more info visit http://www.worldmusic.org.
Sunday, 25 July 2004, 12:00 noon
Saint Sava's Serbian Orthodox Church Picnic
This is a fun event for the whole family, so bring your children along!!!
There
will be a BBQ and the basketball court will be available. We suggest you
bring with you a picnic blanket, field games, balls...
For directions click here.
Saturday, 5 June 2004, at 8:00 pm
Saint Sava's Serbian Orthodox Church Spring Dance
This
year's Spring Dance with a special performance by Folklore Ensemble GRACANICA will take place at the
Sts.
Constantine and Hellen Greek Orthodox Church, 14 Magazine Street,
Cambridge MA, 02139 on Saturday, June 5 2004, starting at 8 pm.
Tickets for dinner and performance is $20 and Gracanica will appreciate any donation toward purchasing new costumes!
Saturday, 29 May 2004 at 7:30 pm
The Serbian-American Alliance of New England is proud to present to the Boston area public once again
INDEXOVO RADIO POZORISTE [INDEX RADIO THEATRE]
performing their latest comedy Izbori, jer ste vi to trazili [Elections, since you asked for them].
This event will take place at the Ss. Constantine and Hellen Greek Orthodox Church hall at 14 Magazine Street, Cambridge, MA 02139. [Near by the Red Line Central Sq. T-Stop, right off Central Square on Magazine St.]
Tickets will be sold at the doors only: $30 per adult, free for children under 14.
No reservations - come early to get your best seats!
All proceeds will go toward the summer School of Friendship “ Nasa Srbija” 2004 for the orphaned children of Serbia, Montenegro and Republika Srpska. Donations are welcome!
“Nasa Srbija” is a non-profit humanitarian organization based in Serbia with the main purpose to provide help and protection for children who lost one or both parents in the past Yugoslav wars.
Though the show will be entirely in Serbian, those who do not speak Serbian are still welcome to donate for "Nasa Srbija". You can send your check payable to "SANE, Inc." stating that it is for the "Our Children Fund" to
SANE, Inc.
P.O. Box
381850
Cambridge, MA 02238-1850
For
more information about the...
...event please contact Zoran at
617.577.5684 or info@sane-boston.org
...upcoming play and the theatre group's American tour
please visit http://www.indexovci.com
...Indexovo Radio Pozoriste please visit http://www.agitprop.co.yu/irp-web/
..."Nasa Srbija" please visit
http://www.nasasrbija.org
Thursday, 29 April, 2004 at 7:00 pm
KOSOVO AND METOHIA, 17-19 MARCH 2004: POGROM
NINOSLAV RANDJELOVIC, AN INDEPENDENT DOCUMENTARY FILM PRODUCER AND AUTHOR FROM SERBIA, TO PRESENT HIS LATEST DOCUMENTARY AT MIT
As a result of the latest eruption of
violence in Kosovo & Metohia, March 17-20, 2004, described by an UN officer as a "Kristallnacht," 28
people were killed, about 600 wounded, over 4,000 Serbs and other non-Albanians were forced to flee as
some 500 of their houses were set on fire and another 34 Christian churches and monasteries were destroyed
by Albanian extremists. A number of UN and NATO officials have confirmed that this has been an
orchestrated terrorist action of ethnic cleansing aimed at expelling the Serb population from the
province.
Ninoslav Randjelovic, an independent producer and
author of documentary films from Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro, has been a witness to the unfolding
tragedy of Kosovo & Metohia since 1998, recording many of these events on film. On Thursday, April 29, at MIT
in Cambridge, he will present his latest exclusive video footage from Kosovo & Metohia of some of the
consequences of the last acts of terrorism and ethnic violence in a documentary titled “Kosovo and Metohia,
17-19 March, 2004: Pogrom.” He will also present two of his previous exclusive footages: “Kosovo and
Metohia, 1998-2003” and “The Days Made of Fear: Kosovo, April-September, 2003”, surveying the
progressive deterioration of human rights conditions in the province since the misrule of Slobodan
Milosevic to the mismanagement by the UN and NATO.
This material has been presented already at several academic institutions in the United States and Europe, including Columbia University in New York, Sorbone University in Paris, France, and at the "Youth of Europe" conference in Budapest, Hungary. Mr. Randjelovic's documentary work has been featured also on BBC and ARTe, and at international film festivals in London, Paris, Berlin, Athens, Moscow and Belgrade. Also, he was awarded for his work at the Raindance film festival in London, 1999, and at the Golden Knight film festival in Moscow, 2003. Following his presentation at MIT, he will present this material at the United States Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., at Berkeley University in Berkeley, CA, and at the upcoming Golden Knight film festival in Moscow, Russia.
The movie projection will take place at:
Building 1, Room 1-190
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
33 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA
This event is co-organized by the Serbian-American Alliance of New England (SANE) and by the MIT Organization of Serbian Students
Tuesday, 20 April 2004, 4:15pm
The Other Language: Discussion of Writing in and out of Serbia and Canada
The lecture will take place at:
Minda de Gunzberg Center for European Studies
Garden Room
27 Kirkland St
Cambridge, MA 02138
David Albahari is a Serbian Jewish Writer and Translator. His books were translated on more than ten languages.
Saturday, 20 March 2004.
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Serbian Folk Dance Ensemble "GRACHANITSA" at the Balkan Music Night!
The event will take place at the Friends of the Performing Arts (FOPAC), Concord, MA on March 20. "GRACHANITSA" will perform in the second part of the evening. Tentative schedule for their two numbers (one of which will have its' premiere at the event) is 10pm and 12 (midnight).
Tickets will be available at the door only for the second part of the event.
For more info, please visit http://www.forsyths.org/bmn/
Tuesday, 13 January 2004, 9 pm
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Serbian New Year's Eve Party
SANE cordially invites you to the Serbian New Year's Eve Party.
Party will take place at St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church in Wakefield at 9 pm. For directions to the St. Sava Church, please click here.
LIVE MUSIC: You will be entertained with popular tunes from ex-Yu by PEDJA, the regularly featured musician at the Sabur Restaurant in Somerville.
DINNER
SUGGESTED DONATION: $15 per person.
ALL REVENUE FROM THE PARTY WILL GO TOWARDS THE SANE CHARITABLE FUND !!!
ALL ARE WELCOME ! BRING YOUR FRIENDS WITH YOU !
Saturday, 13 December 2003, 7 pm
-
An evening of Serbian spiritual music
Saint Sava Serbian Orthodox Church invites you to a concert of Serbian
spiritual music with special guests - the Brkich Trio - Nada, Vera and Slobodan Brkic from Serbia.
Concert will take place at St Sava Serbian Orthodox Church in Wakefield at 7pm (immidiately after the Vespers service at 6:30 pm). For directions to the St. Sava Church, please click here.
Nada, Slobodan and Vera are 14 years old triplets performing Serbian spiritual music since age 7. They have performed throughout Serbia with great success and recently recorded for the prestigeous Sound Archive of the Serbian Radio.
Admission to the concert is FREE. However, we greatly appreciate any possible donations you might pleadge that night. The money will go towards paying off for the triplets' urgent eye exam here in Boston.
Saturday, 8 November 2003, 7:30 pm
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An evening of folk music
Saint
Sava Serbian Orthodox Church ivites you to an evening of folk
music with a special guest Predrag "Cune" Gojkovic and the "Setbian
Kings" orchestra from New York City. This Evening will benefit our building/land fund .
Your donations are welcome.
Reservations
in advance $30 includes dinner. Tickets at door $35. Children
under 12 free Seating is limited to 250. Please reserve your tickets
as soon as posible.
Party will take place at:
WAKEFIELD LODGE OF ELKS
63
Baystate rd. Wakefield, MA
Directions:
Going north from 95/128, take exit 41. At the end of ramp take a right. Turn left onto Baystate road. Elks Club Hall will be on your right.
Going south from 95/128, take exit 41. At the stop sign turn left onto Baystate road. Elks Club Hall will be on your right.
Wednesday, 15 October 2003, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Summit of Southeastern and East-Central Europe's Ambassadors
The Kokkalis Program on Southeastern and East-Central Europe invites you join the Ambassadors currently posted in Washington, D.C. from Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Greece, Hungary, Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Moldova, Romania, Serbia & Montenegro, Slovenia and Turkey in a public, academic forum to discuss the political, economic, and security achievements the countries and region as a whole have made, as well as the challenges that remain.
John F. Kennedy School of Government
Malkin Penthouse, Littauer Building, 79 JFK Street, Cambridge
For complete details of the Summit please click on link below: http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/kokkalis/Ambassadors_Summit.html.
13th Annual Convention Of Serbian Unity Congress
October 3rd - 5th SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
For more information click here.
Saturday, 4 October 2003, 12-5 pm
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SANE Picnic
Arsenal Park, Watertown, MA
Last chance to get some sun!
Suggested donation:
For directions click here.
Sunday, 31 August 2003, 12:00 noon
Saint Sava's Serbian Orthodox Church Picnic
This is a fun event for the whole family, so bring your children along!!!
There
will be a BBQ and the basketball court will be available. We suggest you
bring with you a picnic blanket, field games, balls...
For directions click here.
Saturday, 10 May 2003, 4:30pm
- Charles River Spring Outing for
Children, Parents & Friends
Depending upon the interest, such outings could occur more or less frequently. For details and directions please contact Jelena Popovic.
Saturday, 10 May 2003, 7pm
- Fundraising Dinner to Benefit
Saint Sava's Church on Vrachar, Serbia
The Honored Guest of the evening will be His Grace Bishop Dr. MITROFAN. During the program, the dancers from the GracHanitsa Folklore Ensemble will perform as well as the St. Sava Church Choir. Live music will be provided by Makone Orchestra.
Admission to the event is $15 and donations toward the completion of the Vracar Church are greatly appreciated!
This event is organized by the St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church of Boston. For more information please contact Fr. Aleksandar Vlajkovic at 781.246.9663.
28-30 April 2003
- Easter
Meeting of the Diaspora and Homeland 2003: A Dialog in the Serbian Parliament
The Easter Meeting 2003 will begin
at the "Dom Vojske Srbije i Crne Gore" in Belgrade at 10am on April 28.
The Meeting will include:
Also, Serbian Diaspora representatives
will be given an opportunity to meet with and acquaint Serbian Deputies
at the Serbian Parliament with their problems and initiate legal solutions
that would foster future relations between the Homeland and Diaspora.
It is recommended that you apply early for participation at the upcoming Easter Meeting 2003, though applications will be accepted as late as April 28, 8-9:45am at the "Dom Vojske Srbije i Crne Gore".
To learn more about the initiative and the "Srpska Veza" Association, please visit www.srpskaveza.org.yu or write to srpska@srpskaveza.org.yu.
This event is co-organized and co-sponsored also by the Yugoslav Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Serbian Medical Association. Approval and support for the event was given by the Serbian Parliamentary Committee for Relations with Serbs outside Serbia.
Sunday, 20 April 2003, 2pm
- 2003 SANE Boad Member Elections
and Meeting
2003 Board Member Candidates are
Those that have renewed their
memberships for 2003 by April 7 are eligible to vote. Those that have renewed
their memberships after April 7 please stay to attend the metting.
Tuesday, 15 April 2003, 4:30pm
- Serbia: Economic Stabilization
in the post-Djindjic Era
The panel discussion will take
place at Land
Hall, Belfer Building at the JFK School of Government.
Sunday, 13 April 2003, 12pm
- Our Serbia - Our Children
Saturday, 22 March 2003, 7:30pm
- "Gracanica" at the Balkan
Music Night in Concord, MA
Our "Gracanica" Serbian Folk Dance group of Boston led by Djordje Koldzich will be perforning there for the second time with two performances: "Dances from Obrenovac" (choreography by Srbolyub Ninkovich) and "Bilyana Platno Beleshe" (choreography by Dragoslav Dzadzevich).
The concert and dance will take place at Friends of the Performing Arts, 51 Walden Street, Concord MA, starting at 7:30pm.
Admission: $15 for the whole evening; $10 dance party only (starts at 9:15pm).
For more information and tickets call 781.662.7475.
Sunday, 16 March 2003, 5pm
- Sunday of Orthodoxy Vesper Service
Please come to the Sunday of Orthodoxy Vesper Service on Sunday, March 16 @ 5pm at the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Cathedral located at Parker & Ruggles in Boston, MA.
This is an annual Pan-Orthodox Holiday where all Orthodox clergy from the Greater Boston area gathers to commemorate the Orthodox victory in defence of Icons at the Seventh Ecumenical Council. This year it will be presided by His Eminence Metropolitan Methodious of the Greek Orthodox Metropolitanate of Boston.
Saturday, 8 March 2003, 7:30pm
- MACONE: March 8th Balkan Entertainment
The party will take place on Saturday, March 8, beginning at 7:30pm at the Elks Club of Framingham (450 Union Avenue).
Admission: $20 for adults (includes dinner); free for children 12 years and younger.
Must reserve tickets by March 5 by calling Goran @ 617.333.0277, Alex @ 508.869.6254 or Mico @ 781.962.6633.
Wednesday, 26 February 2003,
7pm
- MOST Celebrating Saint Simeon
the Myrhflowing
Celebration will take place on Wednesday, February 26 at 7pm at the Eastgate Penthouse Lounge, 60 Wadsworth Street, Cambridge.
Saturday, 8 February 2003,
4pm
- Justice and Human Rights in Kosovo
& Metohia
WHERE? Fong
Auditorium, Rm 110 in Boylston, Harvard
University
WHEN? Saturday, February 8, 2003
@ 4PM
RECEPTION at Walker
Room, 66-201, MIT on Saturday,
February 8, @ 6:30PM
ENTRANCE FREE -- ALL ARE WELCOME!
Event sponsored by:
- SANE
- Harvard Serbian Society
- MIT
Organization of Serbian Students
26 & 27 January 2003,
9am
- Saint Sava's Celebration at the
Saint Sava's Serbian Orthodox Church in Wakefield, MA
Saint Sava's day will be celebrated with a Divine Liturgy at 9am on Monday, 27 January.
Directions to St. Sava's Chruch.
Sunday, 19 January 2003, 12pm
- Icon Exhibit at Saint Sava's
Serbian Orthodox Church
This Icon Exhibit has just been shown in a gallery in New York. Admission is free.
Saturday, 11 January 2003,
7pm
- Saint Sava's Serbian Orthodox
Church of Boston Annual Christmas Dance
The donation for adults is $20, and for children under 12 free.
DIRECTIONS: Going north from I-95, take exit 41. At the end of the ramp take a right. Turn left onto Baystate Rd. Elks Club Hall will be on your right. Going south from I-95, take exit 41, and at the stop sign turn left and then right onto Baystate Road.
2 & 3 January 2003
- Jonah
Smith Band, featuring Marko Djordjevic on drums, performing in Cambridge
& Great Barrington, MA
Marko Djordjevic, the drummer, gained a reputation as a gifted prodigy in Serbia and was eventually sent ot America to further his studies. He graduated at the Berkly College of Music with exceptional success. He is featured monthly in the Modern Drummer magazine.
Jonah Smith Band will be performing in Massachusetts at these venues:
For more information email the
band at deluxesounds@hotmail.com,
and/or visit Jonah Smith
Band, House of Blues
or Club Helsinki.
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