Rapper's Delight: 50 Years of Hip Hop

NBAF's Black Music Month program, Rapper's Delight: 50 Years of Hip Hop, celebrates one of America’s most influential Black cultural movements with an immersive event that merges music, technology, art, video installations, and live music to honor 50 years of culture!

Taking place on Saturday, June 10th from 7PM to Midnight, Rapper's Delight features:

• Private NBAF VIP Honors Mixer from 7-8PM
• Live music sets by multiple celebrated DJs taking us through 5 decades of music!
• 5 silent disco pods dedicated to each decade of hip hop creating 5 distinct parties in one!
• Audio visual exhibitions exploring icon moments, cultural trends and historical figures in hip hop!
• Themed social photo booths.
• The Bodega indie market of hip hop and culture related vendors.
• Sponsor activations, cash bars, and more!

Event details:

Rapper's Delight: 50 Years of Hip Hop

• Saturday, June 10th
• Westside Paper
• 950 West Marietta St NW
• Atlanta, GA 30318
• 7PM - 8PM - Private VIP Honors Mixer
• 8PM - 12AM - Rapper's Delight Public Program

TICKETS:

Rapper's Delight VIP Tickets: $50

• Entry to the private VIP Honors Mixer from 7-8PM honoring the 1st independent record label in Atlanta, Big Oomp Records - DJ Jelly, Big Oomp, MC Assault & DJ Montay, and the radio legend and “voice of Atlanta,” Ryan Cameron!
• 2 Drinks
• VIP Expedited Entry Line
• Free On-site Parking

Rapper's Delight GA Tickets: Free/Donations Welcome!

• Admission to Rapper's Delight

Rapper's Delight On-Site Parking Add On: $20

• On-site parking is limited. Pre-pay for your space today!

About NBAF:

NBAF is a 501©(3) nonprofit organization with a mission to expose, educate, engage and entertain audiences by presenting and supporting the art and artists of African descent.

Based in Atlanta, GA, NBAF is recognized as the oldest multidisciplinary arts organization in the United States focused exclusively on the art and artists of African descent. In 2008, the United States Congress recognized NBAF for its importance to the “cultural fabric of greater Atlanta and all of America.”

For more info: www.nbaf.org