Sumer is a Naturopathic Wellness Coach, Sensual Wholeness Advisor, Dancer and Owner of Sumer Soulstice LLC a company born out of Sumers’ passion to bring bliss & tranquility to one’s life by offering multiple products & services, that provide comfort to one’s lifestyle & being..

Kortez is a visual artist/DJ who calls his work “Esoteric Urbanism.” A graduate of the Newark School of Fine and Industrial Arts, his wide-ranging artwork includes mixed-media collage, drawing, painting, sculpture, print-making, jewelry, graphic design, photography and fashion. His expressive portraits spring from sources including graffiti culture, African and modern art, and pop culture. Recent exhibitions of his work include The Bridge Arts Gallery (formerly in Bayonne), Akwaaba Gallery (Newark), and the Newark Museum. He currently works as an independent artist, shows his art, and DJs via the artist collective Gathering of Tribes.

• www.esotericurbanism.com

Scarlett is a Brooklyn kid first and foremost! She is a singer, actress and dancer. Scarlett made her theatrical debut in the National Tour of the Lion King as Young Nala. Scarlett recently made her Metropolitan Opera debut in The Life and Times of Malcolm X playing the role of young Malcolm’s sister. She continues to work on many theater projects and industry readings. As a child actress Scarlett appeared in Cupids, a short film that won awards at the Tribeca Film Festival. The film set out to reclaim black joy and widen the screen for diversity. Scarlett was singing before she was talking! She has performed with Dionne Warwick, and many other greats. Scarlett is the Co Founder of Voices to End Hunger, an organization that has supported New Yorkers suffering from food insecurity in NYC. Voices to End Hunger hosts cabarets and events with  all star casts performing to help those in need. Most importantly Scarlett is a good friend and loves her family!

Her Art is expressed visually, verbally, in a variety of mediums, in performance and didactically. Aleathia uses music, color, patterns, texture as cues to calm patrons and participants in her art making sessions, encouraging them to find shapes and forms while provoking conversations that tap in on the inner spirit. Inspired by movement, poetry and storytelling, Aleathia's Artworks evoke a Visual Journey using burlap, canvas, torn paper and mixed mediums that produce bold and brilliant outcomes, thereby fostering new and sometimes, surprising experiences. Aleathia embodies Community, History, Art and Culture with Her creative journey as Speaker and storyteller, Her verbal paintings leave audiences inspired and visually engaged. Aleathia selected as winner of the McDonald's nugget campaign collaboration with the Harlem Arts Alliance had Her Art displayed on the Times Square digital Billboard for the first week of the New Year January 1-7, 2024. Ms. Brown re-imagined Her painting "Color N' Time" into this character.

Aleathia received an award from the NAACP-NYCHA branch during the 2024 Black History Month ceremony for Her contributions with Community and The Arts. 2024 Aleathia was Speaker at the Bloomberg Foundation in Midtown NYC for Her connection to Art, Music and Technology during the Black History Month Program. Aleathia has a body of Her Art on display as resident Artist with Refettorio Harlem a collaboration with Calabar Gallery in Emanuel AME Church in Harlem where Ms. Brown was baptized and 3rd generation Harlem Grown. Women's Herstory Month March 2023 a proclamation from Manhattan Community Board 10 Arts; Culture in the District of Central Harlem was presented to Aleathia Brown for Her contribution in  Art, Culture and Community. Ms. Brown is listed with the archival department at the National Museum of Women in the Arts since 1995 rendering Her journey as researchable for Scholars and Students. Aleathia continues to conduct specialty art sessions for Creative's and Non-Artists to experience, discover and have fun while relaxing in safe spaces colorfully expressing their Visual Voices.