The HHA/Temple of Hip Hop Thanksgiving show

Peacock Theater Nov 30th 7pm

The Temple of Hip Hop Celebrates

Hip Hop History Month

The celebration starts strong as the nation recognizes November as Hip Hop History Month. The movement starts off with a major moment in Los Angeles. KRS-ONE will deliver an explosive performance at The Wende Museum in Culver City on November 1st. This event lifts the culture higher and honors the pioneers who built Hip Hop into a global force. There will a special panel discussion on the history of Hip Hop earlier that day. Doors open at 3:00 PM. Tell a friend its free!

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PAST & FUTURE


Oct
3
to Oct 4

5th Element of Hip Hop Tour SUNY Homecoming

SUNY OLD WESTBURY LEGENDARY HOMECOMING - A NIGHT OF HIP HOP HISTORY AND UNITY

Presented by The 5th Element of Hip Hop Tour & The Hip Hop Alliance

Old Westbury, NY, October 4, 2025:
History was made at SUNY Old Westbury as The 5th Element of Hip Hop Tour brought together pioneers, legends, and future leaders for an unforgettable night of music, empowerment, and community. The Legendary Homecoming Concert honored the timeless essence of Hip Hop, bridging generations through rhythm, rhyme, and respect.

The stage came alive with electrifying performances by Kool Moe Dee & The Treacherous 3, Kurtis Blow, Chubb Rock, MC Sha Rock, Sparky D, DJ Chuck Chillout, DLB & The Fearless Four, and hosted by the incomparable Dr. Bob Lee (WBLS). Each artist brought not only their iconic hits but also a spirit of unity, inspiration, and reverence for Hip Hop’s global impact.

The event marked another milestone for The Hip Hop Alliance, the first union of Hip Hop artists advocating for fair wages, health benefits, and education, now celebrating its official 501(c)(3) nonprofit status.

Executive Director Rev. Dr. Kurtis Blow Walker said,

“This was more than a concert, it was a cultural celebration. SUNY Old Westbury opened its doors for Hip Hop history to unfold, and we witnessed love, respect, and legacy in motion.”

The evening also highlighted the ongoing collaboration between The Hip Hop Alliance, NJPAC, SAG AFTRA, The Art of Rap, Building Bridges, and the New York State Assembly, reaffirming their commitment to supporting education, artistry, and equity within the culture.

Special thanks to:
Angela Wambugu Cobb, Penny Chin, Cynthia Horner, Kendra Hardy, Robert “Hip Hop Chef” Codrington, Kurtis Blow Jr., and all partners and staff whose dedication made this event a success.

Next stop: The 5th Element of Hip Hop Tour continues with KRS ONE at the Wende Museum in Culver City, CA on November 1, kicking off Hip Hop History Month.

Media Contact:
Hip Hop Alliance
📧 info@hiphopalliance.org
🌐 www.hiphopalliance.org

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