Partying with Music a la Robert Taylor

Come September I will be hosting at the Chipman Cultural Center a special birthday party -- mine! But more importantly, the event will be a special one, for performing at my party will be a talented young Canadian guitarist by the name of Robert Taylor. I am looking forward to having this fine musician at my party, to share his talent with my friends and family. This is a special present to myself, and I can't wait to finally meet this artist and watch him do his magic with his guitar. For those of you unfamiliar with this budding musician, please check out his website at:

www.robert-taylor.ca

You won't be disappointed. Interested in experiencing this talent? Please feel free to contact me via this blog.

Charles H. Chipman Cultural Center 

Charles H. Chipman Cultural Center

Welcome to the Charles H. Chipman Cultural Center and the Chipman Foundation of Salisbury, Maryland.

For those of you unfamiliar with the Charles H. Chipman Cultural Center and the Chipman Foundation, we are located in Salisbury, Maryland on the Maryland Eastern Shore. The Chipman Cultural Center is an historic landmark, a former African American church dating to 1837 when five local freedmen purchased property and built a structure for use as a church, school and meeting place. Formerly known as the John Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church, the building is now a cultural center and small museum honoring the history of African Americans of the Eastern Shore regional area. Open in 1994, the Chipman Cultural Center serves its community and its environs. It is operated by the Chipman Foundation, Inc., a non-profit organization dedicated to maintaining the facility and educating the public of the region's rich cultural background and to encourage community support for multi-cultural issues and programs.