February is National Black History Month. The time is used to recognize important achievements and contributions made by African Americans throughout history. In honor of the observance, why not celebrate African American culture with a Black History party? It's a wonderful opportunity to teach your children about this significant and ongoing chapter of American History.
Picture this – Compton, circa 1993, jamming out to Dr Dre's Ain't Nuthin but a G Thang. Use the song's video to set the stage for an amazing barbecue. In spirit of our original Old School Rap Party, we present, Old School Rap Party II – The Cookout.
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Sometimes you just need a bit of southern comfort. While nine times out of ten our track record here at Party Remedies would indicate we need to booze it up with Southern Comfort, this time around we are referring to the classic southern cuisine with African roots. So tonight, let's pretend it is Sunday dinner time in Savannah or Charlotte or Mobile, and get ready for an amazing meal.
You know that get-up and dance feeling you always get every time you hear "Push It" by Salt-n-Pepa? Is "Rappers Delight" by Sugar Hill Gang one of your karaoke staples? Well for our staff here at Party Remedies , both of these songs conjure up images and feelings of growing up in the late 80's/early 90's when rap and hip/hop came to the forefront. In honor of some of the greatest performers to take the stage: LL Cool J, Salt-n-Pepa, Run DMC, and even Vanilla Ice, why not throw an old school rap/hip-hop party for you and your posse?! (Don't judge, you know you said posse in 1989.)
February is National Black History Month. The time is used to recognize important achievements and contributions made by African Americans throughout history. In honor of the observance, why not celebrate African American culture with a Black History party? It's a wonderful opportunity to teach your children about this significant and ongoing chapter of American History.
