On Thursday, November 12th we held our second DC screening of Happily Ever After: A Positive Image of Black Marriage. The screening was held at the historic Avalon Theatre and was followed by a panel discussion on marriage in the black community. Check out the pictures from a great evening.

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Last Thursday on October 29th we premiered Happily Ever After: A Positive Image of Black Marriage in Baltimore at the historic Senator Theatre…

Thank you for last night Baltimore!

The most important film of the year is coming to town!!!

A screening for Happily Ever After was held at the inaugural Blogalicious confernce in Atlanta, GA and this is what the women had to say after…

The Amazon.com bestselling documentary Happily Ever After: A Positive Image of Black Marriage is taking it to the people. Check us out at these upcoming locations:

BALTIMORE, MD OCTOBER 29, 2009 -TICKET DETAILS TO COME

PHILADELPHIA, PA - OCTOBER 24, 2009 - FIT FOR F.I.F.T.Y.  CONFERENCE ATTENDEES ONLY Click here for details.

ATLANTA, GA - OCTOBER 10, 2009 -BLOGALICIOUS CONFERENCE  CONFERENCE ATTENDEES ONLY Click here for details.
More dates to be announced soon…

Baltimore Get Ready!!! We’re coming to town on Thursday, October 29th 2009 to screen the hottest independent film on the Net - Happily Ever After: A Positive Image of Black Marriage. The screening will take place at the historic Senator Theatre which was rated one of America’s 10 best places to watch a movie. This film is perfect for singles, teens\young adults, newlywed couples, engaged couples and married couples. If your church has a singles or marriage ministry they need to be there.
More details to follow on the event but …

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Here is what some of the people that have purchased the DVD have had to say about it:

Thank you so much for making this documentary! I will definitely be showing it to teens that I work with daily who have no appreciation for marriage because they have not seen successful marriages…I am excited about the culture change that this documentary has the potential of creating. This documentary is excellent and SO needed!

I am a single, 36 year old African American female that has never been married. I have been dating …