UMAD Social Night: Vladimir Cetkar Quartet at Jazz Café
Join members of UMAD for a pre-concert social before listening to the music of Macedonian jazz guitarist and vocalist Vladimir Cetkar and his quartet at the Jazz Café, located inside Detroit Music Hall.
Friday, September 18 6-8 p.m.
Concert to begin at 8 p.m.
General Admission tickets available for purchase at the Jazz Café • $20 at the door (Cash only)
Or online at http://VladimirCetkarQuartet.bpt.me/.
For more information about the Detroit Music Hall, Jazz Café and Friday’s concert, please visit the EVENT PAGE.
Promotional material courtesy of “Vladimir Cetkar Quartet at Jazz Café, Music Hall, Detroit” Facebook Page.
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UMAD Announces Annual Fundraiser Date
Join us for our annual fundraiser on Saturday, November 7, 2015 at the Macedonian Cultural Center in Sterling Heights, MI. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.
Proceeds from this year’s event will benefit children at 11 October Orphanage in Skopje, upcoming projects at JU Dom za doencinja i mali deca in Bitola, and the UMAD Scholarship program.
Tickets are $50 and can be purchased online (details to follow) or by contacting UMAD members:
Tom Bayoff 248.351.1818
Brian Cvetkovski 313.414.2089
Spase Jankulovski 586.322.1688
Lily Simoff 248.660.6508
Tickets include a strolling dinner, open bar, silent auction, and entertainment by Riste Tevdoski, Vlado Pupinoski, & Sasko Apostolovic. Late night tickets are $20 after 9 p.m. and can be purchased at the door.
For the most up-to-date event information, click to visit and Like UMAD on Facebook.
UMAD Social Night: Let’s Go Red Wings!
This Thursday April 9, join us for a few drinks, great company, and in cheering on our very own Red Wings against Montreal! We will be at Hamlin Corner in Royal Oak at 7pm sharp.
We hope to see familiar faces as well as new friends – all are welcome!
For more information, please visit our Facebook page here. See you Thursday!
Are you “Proud to be a Macedonian”?
The United Macedonian-Americans of Detroit began with the premier viewing event of the film ‘A Name is a Name’. Since then we have put on two additional events, one each year, and the Macedonian community in Detroit came, enjoyed themselves and met new friends and visited with friends that they had not seen in many years.
We also raised monies from our events, that enabled to make significant contributions to a number of charities with in MK. (see pictures on other pages)
I would like to invite you to come to one of our upcoming meetings and be a part of our future.
Our brief meeting are held once each month and there we do our planning for future events and fund raisers. We are an informal group of like minded Macedonians -(Americans) who would like to build a more cohesive community of Macedonians here in Detroit. Also, we strive to make our heritage and ethnicity more visible to all of the Detroit community.
If you would like to get involved! If you would like to make a difference in our local MK community! And if you would just enjoy working with your fellow Macedonians…then call me for all details.
Tom Bayoff 248-351-1818 or tom@BaycoUSA.biz.
Thanks and hope to hear from you soon!
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Spotlight on: Orphanage for Infants and Children
UMAD members Lily & Jim Simoff with Orphanage Director Natasha Mladenovska
As many countries and individuals around the world face economic challenges, Macedonia and its children are no different. The Orphanage for Infants and Children in Bitola is home to over 120 children ranging in age from newborn to 3 years old.
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