The Indianapolis Chapter of the Indiana Black Expo will host their annual Circle City Classic Kickoff Party on September 18, 2009. Please come out and enjoy. If you are interested in joining the local chapter, contact Thomas Griffin, President at sparklesoxx@sbcglobal.net.

Recently I was commissioned to design a flyer for the upcoming play “Playing for Keeps”. Auditions for the two-act comedy drama focusing on relationship issues from a Christian perspective will be held Tuesday and Wednesday August 4th and 5th, from 6:30-8:30pm at Broad Ripple High School’s Auditorium.  Ten roles are available: six male and four female actors age 21 and up are needed.  The play is set to premiere in October 2009.  For more information call 317-695-1364 or 219-688-8148.  Email Producers at williams_vernon@sbcglobal.net.

The Circle City Classic has hired Marc Williams, as its new executive director.  Williams, 39, is a New Jersey native that boasts an extensive background in marketing and sports.  His overall efforts earned him a selection and cover story to The Network Journal’s Top 40 Businessmen in the US, under the age of 40; Successguide World wide- Top 30 Leaders of the Future; Vanguarde Media’s Top 50 Marketers in the US, and a nomination to Sports Illustrated Top 101 Minorities in Sports.

This weekend Marc Williams turns 40 and I was commissioned to design the flyer for his birthday party.  The party will be held on Friday August 7th from 6:00-10:00 at 300 East in Indianapolis, IN.  To RSVP email dandridli@aol.com.

The Circle City Classic is a joint collaboration between Indiana Black Expo. Inc. and the Indiana Sports Corporation.  The classic’s mission is to support educational achievement, promote cultural excellence, while showcasing the spirit, energy and tradition of America’s historically black colleges and universities.