About this Event
About this event:Join us for a double header screening of Walk on the River: A Black History of the Alamo City and Walk on the River 2.0 The African Influence in San Antonio, TX.
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Kick Off Black History Month 2025 With Us!!!
Both of these unique films explore the rich history and invaluable contributions of Black people to city of San Antonio, Texas, but from two different timeframes and perspectives.
This is a double feature. View both films for the price of one!
WALK ON THE RIVER
🏛️🌉 The original Walk on the River takes us on a journey of establishing communities, churches, and schools in the 1800s to the rise of thriving Black-owned businesses during the Jim Crow era. It covers the time frame of Emancipation (1865) to the Civil Rights era (1965) approximately 100 years of history.This highly regarded film discusses business, politics, education, social organizations and community all in an attempt to paint a vivid picture of life for Black San Antonio from a past era to help create a knowledge base, a sense of pride and a blueprint for the next generations moving forward.
WALK ON THE RIVER 2.0
🏫👨🏾💼 Walk on the River 2.0 speaks to the presence and influence people of African descent have had in this area before enslavement. Spain was ruled by the Moors (tribes from North Africa) for over 700 years and they influences Spanish culture and society. That African influence as well as people of African decent were brought here to the Americas through colonization when Spanish settled what is now San Antonio.This documentary dives into discussions surrounding:
- The Africans traveling to the Americas before Columbus
- The Moors in Spain
- Blacks at the Battle of the Alamo
- Slavery in San Antonio… and more
The film series features interviews with influential elders including:
- Mario Salas
- Runoko Rashidi (RIP)
- Ed Glosson
- Dr. Rudyard Hilliard
- Nettie Hinton
- Lon Taylor
- Vera Williams Young
- D.L. Grant
... And so many more
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RUN OF SHOW
- Opening Remarks
- View Walk on the River 2.0 (the prequel)
- Q&A - Conversation with the audience
- View Walk on the River (the original film)
- Q&A - Conversation with the audience
- Closing remarks
WHEN
This in-person screening will take place Saturday February 1, 2025.
Doors will open at 5:00PM
WHERE
This event will take place at Rebel Church, 15909 San Pedro Ave Suite 105 San Antonio, TX 78247.Free parking is available on site.
COST
• General Admission tickets are $15 in advance
• General Admission tickets are $20 at the door
• VIP Tickets are $30 and includes premium seating and a digital copy of the documentary films.
**** "The film was Amazing. The level of detail concerning the business community and accounts from the elders was phenomenal! I especially liked the showcase of cooks sold Before the screening. I hope this is shown at a museum for tourists. Great work!!!"
- Leslie Thompson (Facebook Review)
This presentation is produced and moderated by Aundar Ma’at and Born Logic Allah for Melaneyes Media LLC, the producers of feature films "Walk on the River: A Black History of the Alamo City" and "Message to the People: A Story of Malcolm X."
For Inquiries and Sponsorship Opportunities,
Please Contact: Logic Allah
TEL. 210.560.1733
EMAIL: [email protected]
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Rebel Church, 15909 San Pedro Avenue, San Antonio, United States
