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READY FOR THE BIGGEST FESTIVAL IN BOSTON?

2 Days of Black Joy
Biggest Names in Music
Live DJ Sets
Food Trucks
Dance Performances
and so much more... 

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WELCOME TO
BAMS FEST

We support Black imagination by amplifying and creating opportunities for Boston’s Black and Brown Artists, Creatives and Culture Makers.

upcoming event

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ARTDACITY | Season 4
BLACK WOMXN IN EFFECT:
The Impact of Festivals and Parades on Cultu
re & Community

Wed. May 8
6-8pm
Free with RSVP
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OUR
IMPACT

We amplify and create opportunities for Black artists and creatives.

We exist to support a healthy Black arts ecosystem and creative economy in Greater Boston and beyond. Our work is multi-faceted; as both a presenter and supporter of artists and communities of color.

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HERSTORY

While an undergraduate at Temple University’s School of Sport, Tourism, and Hospitality Management, Boston native, Catherine T. Morris experienced Philadelphia’s rich history, celebration, inclusion, and elevation of the entire arts and culture sector.

 

From attending major events like The Roots Picnic, the Philadelphia B-Boy BBQ, Real Men Cook, and the Blackstar Film Festival, to watching some of Philadelphia’s most notable artists in action such as Jill Scott, Musiq Soulchild, Kevin Hart, and Jazmine Sullivan perform to sold out venues, Catherine was overjoyed to see herself reflected and celebrated on stages.

This led to her personal curiosity of seeking several internships and jobs with organizations such as The Rhythm and Blues Foundation, the Liacouras Center, and the Philadelphia Film Society, all of which exposed her to skills in event production, civic engagement, fundraising, crowd management, operations, and marketing. 

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