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E-MAIL NEWSLETTER POSTED APRIL 13, 2015
Artivist Entertainment In The Community
ARTS DAY – TOMORROW – APRIL 14TH
We are proud to support the ArtsDayLA 2015 event. Arts for LA is an arts service organization dedicated to fostering a healthy environment in which arts and culture may thrive and be accessible to all. Artivist Entertainment co-founder Aloe Blacc will be one of the distinguished speakers for Arts & Culture together with Poet Laureate Luis J. Rodriguez, and Boeing Executive James W. Schultz. The speakers will address assembled advocates and the members of City Council to share their support of art and culture in the city. All 15 City Council offices will participate.
There will be two student performances by spoken word group Get Lit Players, and by the Vocal Jazz Ensemble from Ramon C. Cortines High School of Visual & Performing Arts.
Join us on April 14th 8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. at Los Angeles City Hall.
Register at http://www.artsforla.org
PEACE OVER VIOLENCE – DENIM DAY – APRIL 29TH
Artivist Entertainment Co-Founders Aloe Blacc and Maya Jupiter have teamed up with Peace Over Violence and the Guess Foundation once again. They are Denim Day 2015 official spokespeople, and they’ve created a brand new PSA, featuring the newly launched hashtag campaign, #GearUp4DenimDay.
Denim Day is April 29th, 2015. Register at http://denimdayinfo.org
QUETZAL PERFORMANCE – APRIL 26TH
Concert for Human Rights and Equity for All.
Come celebrate International Worker’s Day with a very special evening of music and community featuring QUETZAL, Son del Centro, Los Ausentes, Salvages, Proyecto Union & a special guest.
Tickets:
$10-$13 pre-sale
$15 at the door
On sale at Espacio 1839 & other locations. Inquiries to sumac.urpi@gmail.com or luisalberto_st@yahoo.com.
A Community/Alcohol-Free/Family Friendly Event
http://www.facebook.com/events/1574478812810433/
QUETZAL
NEW VIDEO
Quetzal teamed up with the East L.A. Community Corporation and filmmaker Akira Boch to create a new music video for “Coyote Hustle” from the Quetzanimales album that will highlight the Boyle Heights community street vendors.
You can get more information about “Coyote Hustle” on the band’s website quetzanimales.com. The website features mini-documentaries dedicated to the songs on the Quetzanimales album designed by filmmakers Scott Macklin and Angelica Salome.
Below are a few behind the scenes images from the video shoot shared by Martha Gonzalez.
Who We Are
Artivist Entertainment is an organization founded by Aloe Blacc, Maya Jupiter, Quetzal Flores, Veronica Gonzalez and Alberto Lopez dedicated to supporting and creating music and art that inspires positive social change.
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