We are counting days [2!] to our 2nd BUGANDA DAY Celebrations to be held this SUNDAY, MAY 28, 2006 starting at 5:00 PM till 1:00 AM, at
 
PLACE:     The National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
                    1305 East-West Highway
                    Silver Spring, MD. 20910
                
DATE:        SUNDAY, MAY 28, 2006
TIME:        5:00 PM - 1:00 AM
Attire:        Formal Traditional Attire (Kanzu for gentlemen; Busuuti for Ladies). (Please get out those Kanzus and Busuutis and make sure they still fit! If you don't have one, make sure you get one; borrow one if you have to!) But if you absolutely can't get or wear one, that's OK; Any traditional attire will do or just dress appropriately and COME TO LEARN AND HAVE FUN!!
 
ENTRANCE FEE:      ADULTS:                         $ 25.00
                              YOUTH (10 - 20 years):    $ 10.00
                              CHILDREN (Under 10):    FREE
 
TICKETS MAY BE OBTAINED IN ADVANCE: Please contact:
Fred Kambugu at (202) 415-1625
William Mpalanyi at (240) 273-5674
Fred Kalema-Musoke at (240) 505-6406
 
For the celebrations, we have lined up a rich, educational and entertaining program including:
  1. A Luganda play: TEBASOBOKE by DUNSTAN MUBIRU. This is a play one should not miss. Comedian Mubiru is in a class of his own. He is a one man actor; playing different characters. In Tebasoboke, he portrays a Makerere graduate "Tebasoboke" who can't get a real job. He eventually  plans  getting to America.
    The drama between the way Tebasoboke gets a visa up to securing an airline ticket .. landing in a dream country thinking money is picked  from the streets only to
    find different....eventually engaging in getting quick money and paying a price for it .. Well you need to have a box of Kleenex! He is funny and there is a lot to learn: Cultures colliding with politics. Don't miss out; this is a MUST SEE!
  2. A parade of  "Ebika Bya Baganda" (Baganda clans) - Come learn your ancestry and the ancestry of friends and families [Knowing your Roots MATTERS!]
  3. An informative discussion "Mbozi" about How the traditions of Bulungi Bwansi developed Buganda - Come hear Elder Kasozi narrate the traditions and more ...
  4. Culture, traditions, music, dance and educational trivia
  5. Luganda Academy Activities including the upcoming Summer Camp
  6. DJ Mondy with his latest spins
  7. PLUS MORE .!!!
By the way:
If you missed last year's celebrations, you must have heard about it! You certainly don't want to miss again!
If you celebrated Buganda Day with us last year, well it only gets better and, as a matter of fairness, you will want to bring the entire family and friends. For sure, the evening promises to have it ALL ......
 
 **Great Entertainment, COMEDY, LEARNING, Great Food**Great Booze ** Great Music** Gentle People**
                         
COME ONE, COME ALL! LET'S CELEBRATE OUR HERITAGE, LEARN AND BE PROUD OF WHO WE ARE!
 
For more details, please contact any of the following:
 
Mr. James Kabonge at (202) 486-8815
Mrs. Margaret Muwonge at (301) 330-3857
Mrs. Barbara Kalema-Musoke at (703) 944-9772
Mr. Raymond Kabenge (DJ Mondy) at 240-432-4733
Mr. John Kiggundu at (434) 409-6388
Ms. Halima Namatovu at 240-988-9193
Fred Kalema-Musoke at (240) 505-6406
 
Please pass the word around. Thank you.
 
Ssabasajja Kabaka Awangaale!!
 
Fred Kalema-Musoke
Ggwanga Mujje - DC Association
  


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