10 YEARS OF EMPOWERING ARTISTS OF COLOR
IFC Arts Fest | Sat., June 7 | Downtown Jersey City
Come & go from 6 to 10 | Pop-up performances & party
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10 YEARS OF EMPOWERING ARTISTS OF COLOR
In Full Color is celebrating a decade of empowering women, TGNC folx and other marginalized BIPOC artists.
Join us for the first In Full Color Arts Fest on Saturday, June 7 from 6 pm to 10 pm at the Barrow Mansion, 83 Wayne St., Jersey City, NJ.
Ticketholders are free to come and go as they please through the night!
Guests will enjoy:
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Pop-up performances by music, dance, poetry and theater artists of color from 6:30 to 8:30
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Dance party featuring DJ Lee Walker to close the evening
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Delicious light bites by local vendors like Stella's Empanadas and Sincerely Sweet Confections
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Cash bar (beer and wine only; must be 21+ to consume alcohol)
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Zinemaking by Bodega Flower and crafts by RescuePoetix from 6 to 8
NITTY GRITTY
Crafts stations will have rolling participation through the night from 6 to 8. Performance schedule is TBA.
This program is supported by public funds from the Jersey City Arts and Culture Trust Fund.
Content may include mature themes or strong language. Parental discretion advised.
No alcohol will be served to anyone under 21. No outside drinks, please.
Catering items made in kitchens that prepare common allergens including nuts, dairy, etc. If you have an allergy that may be triggered by airborne allergens, this may not be a safe environment for you. Guests are welcome to bring outside food to the event.
The venue is fully ADA compliant. Tables and seating will be available for all. ASL interpretation will be available. For accessibility, dietary and other needs, email summer@infullcolor.org.
6:00 to 8:00
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8:30 to 10
PARLOR
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Zinemaking with Bodega Flower and Crafts with RescuePoetix
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Liliane Wolf (monologue)
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Surati for the Performing Arts (dance)
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Florentine (music)
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RescuePoetix (poem)
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Shelley 'Smooches' Taylor (poem)
THEATER
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Porshia Derival (dance)
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M. Josephine (music)
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DJ Lee Walker (dance party)
IS THIS A SHOW OR A PARTY?
This is more than a celebration -- it is also our decolonization of the theater space. We are presenting works by artists of color in a fun way that rejects white cultural norms like rigidity, silence and stillness.
This new format is rooted in honoring Black, brown and antiableist cultural values such as audience as participant, freedom to honor your body's needs, taking everything in its time, uplifting connection over commodity. Our hope is people of all genders, abilities and colors -- especially the BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities we serve -- feel welcome, and can be themselves.
If you can't attend, please make a tax-deductible donation to help us continue providing paid work for artists of color. This is a critical time for our community to uplift one another. <3
PARKING & TRANSPORTATION
Street parking is tough to find in Downtown Jersey City. Make extra time or consider parking in a local garage for ease and security. Most accessible by the Grove Street PATH Station, also accessible at Jersey Avenue or Marin Boulevard HBLR stations.
This production would not be possible without our incredible supporters:
Jersey City Arts & Culture Trust Fund
Barrow Mansion
Special thanks to all these other incredible people who are coming together to make this festival happen! More info coming soon.
Executive Producer & Director: Summer Dawn
Associate Producer: Aurora Diaz/Bodega Flower
Advisory Board, Producers and Volunteers:
Susan Justiniano/RescuePoetix and Mary J. Sansait/M. Josephine
Advisory Board and Producers: Venida C. Rodman Jenkins and Amel Khalil
Production Assistant: Brendon Masters
ASL Interpretation: Thyson Halley
Videography: George Forchuk
Photography: Jennifer Brown on behalf of the City of Jersey City, Richard Ryals
Box Office Manager: Liliane Wolf
Poster Art: Shirin Vazir MacCormack
(This year's poster incorporates art from our 2017 graphic, best known as the cover of our First Five Years Anthology, designed by IFC15 alumna Shirin!)
Bar: Alicia Rivas, Adi Jusino
Catering: Sincerely Sweet Confections, Stella's Empanadas, Halaweyat Hala

Memories from our last event at our incredible venue and longtime partners, the Barrow Mansion. Thank you to the BMDC for supporting us and featuring us in Music on the Porch and IFC2023! Photos by Caro Rosario
PROGRAM CREDITS TO COME