2019 HFAS Art Tour — New York City
FEBRUARY 14-17, 2019
Thursday • February 14th/ 6-11 pm
Opening Night
Host: Madison Square Boys & Girls Club
Salute to AFRICAN AMERICANS IN TECHNOLOGY
Lifetime Achievement Award Ceremony
HFAS Exhibit & Sale
Special Valentine’s Day gift to couples
Friday • February 15th/ 9AM – 11PM
Youth Empowerment Day 9AM – 1PM (Closed to the Public)
HFAS Exhibition & Sale 3 – 10PM
Uptown Friday Night: VIP Reception 6 – 7PM
Salute to AFRICAN AMERICXAN IN MEDICINE Dinner & Awards 6 – 8:30PM
(Separate Ticket Required)
Saturday • February 16th/ 10AM – 10PM
Youth Empowerment Day 10AM – 2PM
College Pride Day: Wear Your College/ Fraternity/ Sorority Gear to Receive $5 off Ticket
HFAS Exhibition & Sale 10AM – 10PM
Artist/ Author Talks Noon – 4PM
Powerful Women of Color: VIP Reception 6 – 7PM
Sunday • February 17th/ 1-7PM
HFAS Exhibition & Sale 1 – 7PM
Artist/ Author Talks 2 – 6PM
Celebrating Tri-State Urban League Chapters





























THE RIVERSIDE CHURCH
91 Claremont Avenue
New York, NY 10027
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Honoring African Americans in Medicine
Supporting the theme of this year’s annual multi-city tour, The Power of Creative Arts in Health & Healing, HFAS will recognize the contributions of African Americans in Medicine selected from various medical institutions within the Tristate area of NY, NJ, CT, in a celebration of “African Americans in Medicine.” The following list identifies some of the participating institutions.

Brenda Aiken, MD, FACP

MICHAEL L. BOLDEN, DDS

Dr. Fran Cook-Bolden

Dr. Terry Grant

Dr. Brian Harper

Dr. Kecia Gaither

Icilma V. Fergus, MD

Dr. Ogonna Kenechi Nwawka

Aletha Maybank, MD, MPH

Dr. Shadidi Beatrice Chase Kinsey

Ousseiny Coulibaly, MD, FACOG

Diana E. Lake MD

LeWanza Harris, MD

Olutoyin Alabi, MD, MPH, FWACP, FACP
Honoring African-Americans in Technology
Supporting the theme of this year’s annual multi-city tour, HFAS recognizes the contributions of African Americans in Technology selected from across the technology industry within the Tristate area of NY, NJ, CT, in a celebration of “African Americans in Technology.”

Carole Bilson

Devon Bryan

Patrick Hunter

Ibrahim Jackson

Larry Jones

Emil Menzies

Michael Palmer

Robert Peterkins

Conchita Tucker
