While the colorful and weird Fremont Solstice Parade won’t be happening this year, the organizers have decided to celebrate the longest day of the year virtually.
The virtual celebration is titled, “Past, Present, & Future,”and will be a compilation program of prerecorded content, available for streaming at 1pm on the solstice, June 20. The program will include a mix of historical archives, ensembles, art, and personal testimonies.
The Fremont Arts Council is asking for submissions for the recorded program: “All welcome; drag queens, giant puppets, stilt walkers, floats, dancers, musicians, green hat go getters and more!” the council writes on their website. “Together they will create a kaleidoscope of joyous human expression in our virtual program!”
To apply, click here to submit either a past film of your past participation in the parade, an interview or story about what the parade means to you, or “a film of you juggling, dancing in flowers, in a green hat, laughing with your cats, etc,” the council writes.
You can also volunteer; they need help with marketing, sponsorships, submission reviews, and making Green Hat (aka donation) videos.
Submissions are due June 1—for more info about the guidelines, visit Fremont Arts Council’s submission info site.
Photo: Fremont Arts Council
ugh that picture
I can’t unsee that!
and may it never come back, been there done that. boring
Exciting news! Submissions are now open for the virtual Fremont Solstice Parade program, offering a unique opportunity to showcase creativity and community spirit. Don’t miss this chance to be part of a fantastic celebration. And speaking of opportunities, check out this link to learn how to monetize your traffic with the right affiliate program: https://trafkings.com/. It’s all about maximizing potential in different ways!