Metro PCS & Streetz 94.5 FM partner up with G.M.E. Sports Lounge for MLK Renaissance Festival

April 16, 2013 - PRLog -- NW Atlanta, GA-Streetz 94.5 FM and Metro PCS has partnered up with G.M.E. Sports Lounge also known as The Historical Donn Clendenon Supper Club to present the MLK Renaissance Festival; Saturday, May 25th, 2013 and Sunday, May 26th, 2013.  It will be held in Atlanta’s Historic Martin Luther King Jr. Drive (From Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard to Paschal Ave.).  The MLK Renaissance Festival is a free event that will cater to the vase cultural concerns of the metro Atlanta area residents ranging from young children to senior citizens.

Several well known Atlanta residents, businesses and celebrities will be involved with the event: Georgia State Representative Able Mable, Former Atlanta Falcons’ Thomas and Joanna Johnson, TLC’s Sisterhood cast member Pastor Brian and Dominique Scott, Big Rich Atlanta’s cast member Khadijah Rowe, Recording artists RL & Cori Sims, Duffle Bag/Playaz Circle Dolla Boi, Collipark Music’s Super Producer Mr. Hanky, The Cast of Birds of a Feather Movie (Zaytoven) and Director Al Nuke, Make Over Contest Sponsored by Ego-Extensions (Shanice Thomason of Ego Extensions/ Queen Virgin Remy), Bella Rose Passion, and Ariel Hair World. The Media VIP brunch will be sponsored by Mojo Motown Eatery and Last Shots Beverage. NW Atlanta neighboring merchants affiliated include: Mr Everything Café, Mardi Gras Café, Divalicious Brows, Philly's Finest, Jonny Mims Pizza Bistro, Pro Cuts ATL, Food For Life Supreme, and Dirty Birds.

Grown Money Entertainment, Star Quality Firm, Just Loaf’n, Synergy Consulting, Street Talk Promotions and Promoter TV spearheads this historic event and asks that the community support their efforts to create a family based alternative for residents during the Memorial Day Weekend. The MLK Renaissance Festival will celebrate Atlanta’s cultural diversity while providing a setting for multi cultural entertainment and information sharing on topics important to locals such as: financial literacy, child development, cultural traditions and healthcare.

The heart of the west corridor to downtown Atlanta is a historic intersection (formerly the legendary corner of Hunter and Ashby Streets).  Hunter and Ashby Streets played host to prominent African American politicians and activists. MLK Renaissance Festival is designed to celebrate the history and heritage of the contributions made to civil rights and humanity by the West Side of Atlanta, and fully honors the vision of genuine community diversity and cultural collaboration heralded by Dr. King’s “Dream”.

Media Inquiries: Areina Plowden – publicrelations@reinchild.com – 678-701-7954