BECOME A 1619 FEST ORLANDO VENDOR
FEB 12 - FEB 13
2022
Celebrating Black History Month in Honor of "1619" featuring local performers, vendors, workshops, and more!
THIS YEAR'S FESTIVAL THEME: "Maafa to Freedom"
Surviving, Thriving, Resilience
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This year's 1619 Festival theme is "Maafa to Freedom" Surviving, Thriving, Resilience! The Maafa, the "Great Tribulation" known as the Transatlantic Slave Trade, lasted between August 20th, 1619 to January 1st, 1863 (ex. TX, June 19th, 1865 or “Juneteenth”).
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MAAFA (pronounced Mah- AH-fah) is a Kiswahili word. In 1988, Dr. Marimba Ani, a Black scholar, and author introduced the term, which defines the catastrophic event experienced by millions of African people during the Middle Passage, from Africans bound for enslavement in the Americas.
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For information about the festival schedule of events please see our link below for a list of ongoing festival activities. Vendor and sponsorship opportunity available.
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1619FEST
ORLANDO
•••2022•••
Celebrating Black History Month in Honor of "1619" featuring local performers, vendors, workshops, and more!
THIS YEAR'S FESTIVAL THEME: "Maafa to Freedom"
Surviving, Thriving, Resilience
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This year's 1619 Festival theme is "Maafa to Freedom" Surviving, Thriving, Resilience! The Maafa, the "Great Tribulation" known as the Transatlantic Slave Trade, lasted between August 20th, 1619 to January 1st, 1863 (ex. TX, June 19th, 1865 or “Juneteenth”).
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MAAFA (pronounced Mah- AH-fah) is a Kiswahili word. In 1988, Dr. Marimba Ani, a Black scholar, and author introduced the term, which defines the catastrophic event experienced by millions of African people during the Middle Passage, from Africans bound for enslavement in the Americas.
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For information about the festival schedule of events please see our link below for a list of ongoing festival activities. Vendor and sponsorship opportunity available.
PRESENTED SPONSORS
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
EDUCATIONAL PARTNER
STEPS TO BECOME A 1619 FEST VENDOR
STEP 1 - READ ELIGIBILITY RULES
STEP 2 - APPLICATION FORM
STEP 3 - MAKE PAYMENT
STEP 4 - APPROVAL
Read all 1619 FEST VENDOR Rules to ensure you're eligible to vend!
Submit your 1619 FEST vendor application.
Make your VENDOR PAYMENT to secure your vending space.
A 1619 FEST Manager will reach out to you via email to alert you that you've been approved for the festival dates you selected.
STEP 2
VENDOR APP OFFICIALLY CLOSED
STEP 3
Make Vendor Payment to secure your space!
VENDOR APP OFFICIALLY CLOSED
TWO-DAY FESTIVAL VENDOR ACCESS
Retail / Late Registration: $300.00
Food & Drink (food truck, food cart, food tent) Late Registration: $350.00
Food Trucks must be pre-approved by the City of Winter Park. Email: mmccosker@cityofwinterpark.org CC: equitycouncilcorp@gmail.com for more details.
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ONE DAY VENDOR ACCES (SATURDAY ONLY)
Health and Wellness / Late Registration: $150.00
Non-profit VENDORS ONLY / Late Registration: $150.00
with proof of Determination Letter.
1619 FEST ORLANDO SCHEDULE
FEB
12
SAT
REBEL RUN
HEALTH & WELLNESS FEST
01.
REBEL RUN FESTIVAL
Runner Admission: $35 per person
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6:00 AM: Check-in Registration
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7:00 AM: Race Prep
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7:30 AM: Race Starts
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8:45 AM: Race Ends
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9:00 AM: Rebel Run Awards
02.
HEALTH & WELLNES FEST
Admission: FREE
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10:00 AM: Festival Begins
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Featuring health & wellness local vendors!
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10:00 AM. to 11:00 AM (Group Exercise) – All Ages
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12:00 PM to 1:00 PM (Squid-ish Games) All ages, 2 Teams
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2:00 PM to 3:00 PM (Kick Ball) – All Ages, 2 Teams
03.
CONCERT SERIES
Concert Admission: FREE
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STARTS 10:00AM - 4:00PM ​
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Iman Music
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Revo Love 407
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Kristen Warren Music
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Lord Maji
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Dell Shavon
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Manvee
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S.T.O.M.P
FEB
13
SUN
1619FEST!
FEATURING: LIVE MUSIC!
FILM & PANEL DISCUSSION
01.
SOKO MARKETPLACE @ 1619 FESTIVAL
Concert Admission: FREE
On Sunday, February 13th, 2022, come celebrate The SOKO Marketplace’s 3rd anniversary! The SOKO Marketplace is Hannibal Square’s economic empowerment engine for businesses owned and operated by people of color that takes place at Shady Park weekly. Enjoy musical performances and vendors all-day as we celebrate the restoration of Black businesses to the historic African American Neighborhood of Hannibal Square, in Winter Park, FL, founded in 1881.
02.
FILM & PANEL DISCUSSION
Discussion Admission: $20 per person
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1:00 PM - "SANKOFA": FILM SHOWING
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3:00 PM - PANEL DISCUSSION FEAT. Dr. Kevin Washington and distinguished guests.
03.
CONCERT SERIES
Concert Admission: FREE
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Dr. Kevin Washington
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Jazz the Real
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The Constaance Frequency
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Maria Bryant
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King of Bop
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O.U.R.S Band