South Jersey Cultural Alliance (SJCA) and Midtown Community Development Corporation (CDC) Announce April 2nd Saturday KICK OFF Event
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Atlantic City, NJ - South Jersey Cultural Alliance (SJCA) and Midtown Community Development Corporation (CDC) are proud to announce the April 2nd Saturday KICK OFF event, taking place on April 8th, 2023, from 11 AM to 2 PM at Atlantic Cape Community College's Atlantic City Campus.
The event promises to be an exceptional experience for attendees, with live musical performances, engaging arts, culture, and community-based activities, and much more. The lineup features talented acts such as The Lung & KC Chann, Rawan Maarouf, DJ BLAKE, and MORE!
The event also features an array of partners from the Atlantic City location, including AtlantiCare, CROPS and the Atlantic City Arts Foundation (ACAF). Attendees can experience interactive arts-based activities, such as GalicaGraphics, who provides comics-based art demos.
Visitors can enjoy FREE FOOD & GIVE AWAY with AMAZING prizes!
"We are excited to be a part of this event and to have AtlantiCare in attendance," said SJCA and CDC representatives. "We invite everyone to come and be a part of this grand event, and experience the rich arts and culture that Atlantic City has to offer."
For those interested in learning more about SJCA and CDC's other months programming, check out the flyer below!
About South Jersey Cultural Alliance:
South Jersey Cultural Alliance unites cultural community members to create the synergy needed for an inclusive, thriving sector. We connect arts, history, cultural organizations, artists, and tradition bearers to each other and their communities, linking them to the resources and opportunities they need to flourish in the eight southern counties of New Jersey.
About Midtown Community Development Corporation:
The Midtown in Motion effort started when a few community partners got together and started a conversation about how to help the neighborhood achieve its full potential. From there, one of the partners, the AtlantiCare Foundation was awarded funding to launch a community planning effort, and pulled together an initial group of residents, agencies, and community stakeholders—the Midtown Neighborhood Community Advisory Board.
That group of dedicated individuals conducted a walking survey of all the properties in Midtown, began meeting with residents and local businesses, and led a resident survey effort in the community. All the feedback gathered from the people of Midtown was put together for the community to respond to. Community feedback will determine what goes into the plan.
As the planning process began wrapping up, the Committee discussed the need to make sure it could put this plan in motion for the people of Midtown–and Midtown in Motion was born!
Contact:
For more information, contact SJCA at 609-833-7381 or email sseijas@sjca.net.
