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SUMMARY:NJMML - Flagship: Launch and Ribbon Cutting
DESCRIPTION:NJ Monuments to Migration and Labor will launch its “Flagship” Sailbus on Saturday\, August 1\, 2026\, from 11AM – 3PM at Brighton Park\, 124 Park Place in Atlantic City. Activities and music throughout the morning and afternoon. Ribbon cutting and formal launch\, noon to 1PM.  \n— \nJoin Monument Artist Immanuel Oni and the NJMML team for the launch of the Flagship Sailbus at Brighton Park\, on the Atlantic City boardwalk. Inspired by a year’s worth of multigenerational conversations and programs with community stakeholders in Millville\, Bridgeton\, Seabrook\, Port Norris\, Roebling\, and Atlantic City\, Flagship brings to life the stories of labor and migration that define South Jersey’s past\, and its present.  \nTo further animate the completed installation\, Oni will lead participants in art activities designed to bring to life Atlantic City’s “sites of memory\,” and to reflect on the buildings and businesses that played host to Black migrants and immigrants who arrived in Atlantic City in the early twentieth century. Oni will also work with participants to create art that recognizes Atlantic City’s dynamic\, changing population\, and the Bangladeshi\, Mexican\, and Vietnamese immigrants who have come to the city more recently. \nThis program is supported by the Atlantic County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs.
URL:https://njhumanities.org/event/njmml-flagship-launch-and-ribbon-cutting/
LOCATION:Brighton Park\, 124 Park Place\, Atlantic City\, NJ\, 08401\, United States
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SUMMARY:NJMML - Carriers of Light and Labor: Ribbon Cutting and Procession
DESCRIPTION:Join Monument Artist Michelle Angela Ortiz and the NJ Monuments to Migration and Labor team for the Carriers of Light and Labor monument procession and ribbon cutting. Together\, we’ll make our way through “Silk City\,” accompanied by music and dance honoring North Jersey and Paterson’s immigrant communities. The procession will lead to Paterson City Hall\, where the ribbon cutting event for Ortiz’s installation will take place. \nCarriers of Light and Labor was made possible by the generosity of community stakeholders who shared personal and familial experiences of migration and labor – come and see your stories reflected in this powerful\, inspiring artwork. \nThe procession will begin at 5PM at Great Falls National Historical Park (72 McBride Ave Ext). Parking is available at the nearby Paterson Museum\, but you will need to walk back to your car! \nThe monument ribbon cutting will begin at 6PM at City Hall (155 Market Street). \nCome Dressed to Celebrate! This is a procession followed by music and dancing after the ribbon cutting — dress the part! We encourage you to wear: \n\nTraditional clothing that represents your heritage and culture\nWhite & gold — light\, joyful\, and celebratory\n\nBring your tambourines and drums for the procession! Wear comfortable shoes — we’re walking! \nLocal food trucks and other vendors will be on hand offering food and drinks for purchase. \nThis program is being carried out in partnership with\, and support from\, the City of Paterson. \nFind full information and RSVP to attend at https://njmml.com/activities/carriers-of-light-and-labor-ribbon-cutting-and-procession/.
URL:https://njhumanities.org/event/carriers-of-light-and-labor-ribbon-cutting-and-procession/
LOCATION:Paterson Great Falls National Historical Park\, 72 McBride Ave Ext\, Paterson\, NJ\, 07501\, United States
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