Nigeria United (NU) of Dayton and the Miami Valley, a registered 501 3(c) organization was formed in 2003 with the mission to promote unity and foster friendship between Nigerians and other citizens of the Miami Valley and to spread the rich culture of Nigeria in Dayton and beyond. Nigeria United seeks to achieve its mission through educational, cultural, and social activities.
In celebrating its 12th Anniversary in conjunction with Nigeria’s 55th Independence Day Celebration, Nigeria United continues to focus its efforts on assisting communities both in the USA and in Nigeria.
This year’s event is scheduled for Saturday, October 3, 2015 and is dedicated to celebrating the twelve (12) years of Nigeria United and a reflection on this Independence Day about happenings in the Nigeria homeland, and very important FUND raising in order to fund additional projects.
The organisers seek sponsors to fund our community activities, which may be tax deductible. Advertisements or congratulatory messages may be placed in the event program in color at $100 per page. Electronic copies of the message may be sent via the email address below by September 17, 2015.
Supporting Nigeria United as it build stronger relationships between Nigerians and other citizens of the Miami Valley and more importantly between the U.S. and Nigeria, is a noble cause.
DATE: Saturday, October 3, 2015 at
VENUE: IUE-CWA Service Center,(313 S. Jefferson Street, Dayton, Ohio 45420
organizations will lead more than 120 FREE PROGRAMS for all ages at Dayton Metro Libraries throughout Montgomery County.
Your Library becomes an art studio, a rehearsal hall and a performance stage with Check Out the ARTS, a parnership with
Culture Works and the
Montgomery County Arts and Cultural District. Individuals and families can explore the visual and performing arts with the people who create them, right at their neighborhood Library.
“A child might see
ballet toe shoes for the first time at their neighborhood Library,” said Chuck Duritsch, Manager of External Relations. “A teen could develop a talent for
improv comedy and an adult could try their hand at
drawing with a skilled artist to guide them. The best part is it’s all free!”
The Library is a great place to connect people with the arts. It’s our hope to encourage discovery, learning, collaboration and experimentation, and it’s all possible with Check Out the ARTS.
Check Out the ARTS is sponsored by the George B. Quatman Foundation, Fifth-Third Bank Trustee, and the Ohio Arts Council.
READ MORE to see all the participating artists and organizations. Browse the tremendous variety of arts programs in the
online calendar of events.
