TOUR SCHEDULE OF THE WILD CRAZY RIDE CALLED THE MARVIN X EXPERIENCE

For booking poet, playwright, essayist, philosopher, activist, educator, Black Arts Movement co-founder Marvin X and/or the Black Arts Movement Poet's Choir and Arkestra, 27 City Tour: 510-200-4164/jmarvinx@yahoo.com

MARCH 31, 2015
BERKELEY CA
MEETING TO PROTEST RACISM AT BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOL

MAY 22, 2015
CHICAGO ILL
CONFERENCE ON SUN RA AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

May TBA
University of California, Merced, Kim McMillan Theatre Class

JUNE 5,6,7, 2015
FEATURED AUTHOR AT THE SACRAMENTO BOOK FAIR

JUNE 13, 2015
JUNETEENTH SAN FRANCISCO ON FILLMORE STREET

SAN DIEGO CA. TBA
MARVIN X READING

Students at Marvin's Academy of da Corner, 14th and Broadway, Black Arts Movement District

Marvin X and Fred Hampton, Jr.

Berkeley High B-Tech students visited the poet to view his archives

Marvin X in St. Louis, Mo at book fair of Akbar Muhammad, Nat. Rep of Nation of Islam

In Santa Fe, New Mexico at the Lannan Foundation: a conversation with Amiri Baraka (RIP)

A manual for a mental health peer group to recover from the addiction to white supremacy

based on the 12 step model

Marvin X with the Black Arts Movement Poet's Choir and Arkestra, Malcolm X Jazz/Art Fest, Oakland, featuring David Murray and Earle Davis (Earle has performed with Marvin since Black Arts West Theatre, San Francisco, 1966).
photo Gene Hazzard

The Black Arts Movement Poet's Choir and Arkestra at the University of California, Merced

Marvin's most famous play Flowers for the Trashman included in the BAM reader

Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf supports the Black Arts Movement's 50th Anniversary Celebration at Oakland's Laney College. Left to right: Mrs. Gay Plair Cobb, MX, Mayor Schaaf, Dr. Elnora T. Webb, President of Laney College, Dr. Nathan Hare, father of Black Studies, Oakland Post Publisher, Paul Cobb
photo South Park Kenny Johnson

Laney College BAM celebration's panel on women writers. Left to Right: Elaine Brown, Halifu Osumare, Judy Juanita, Portia Anderson, Kujichagulia, Aries Jordan; standing Marvin X, producer

A poetic moment: MX and Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf

David Boykin invited Marvin X to the University of Chicago conference on Sun Ra, a mentor and associate of Marvin in the Black Arts Movement