COLOUR ME GOLD
A BBIPOC concert, Black and Brown Market, and creative experience, Colour Me GOLD, on April 9 (Easter Sunday). The event will feature the Latin grammy-nominated alt.-rockers Making Movies as a headline and the national act, and Mexican-American singer Irene Diaz.
The family-friendly event will open doors at 3 p.m. where concert-goers can enjoy a local Black and Brown Vendor Market, Local Food Vendors, and standout East San José poet, Yosimar Reyes, who will recite poems before each act. The concert will begin promptly at 5 p.m. at MHP’s 500-seat theater and will continue through 8 p.m. While four different ticket price points might seem confusing, the event’s pricing and perks are actually a refreshing offering, and are meant to center accessibility. The ticket pricing and benefits are highlighted below.
General Admission ($10): First-come, first-served basis, general seating. No seats can be reserved.
Priority Access ($35): Early entry into the theater (30 minutes) prior to general admission. Comes with a vinyl copy of Making Movies’ latest LP (‘XOPA’). First-come, first-served basis. No seats can be reserved.
VIP ($50): Bypass general admission lines for premier reserved seating (not assigned). Includes ‘XOPA’ Vinyl, and fast-track lines for food vendors. First-come, first-served basis. No seats can be reserved.
Meet & Greet XP ($100): Premier reserved seating (assigned) with an option for a Meet & Greet Experience with Irene Diaz, a food and beverage ticket, and a signed vinyl copy of the full-length LP ‘Lovers & Friends.’ Restrictions apply.