The nonprofit, which initially started with single-day programs for adults with developmental disabilities, has extended to include three-day programs and services for children and teens in the greater Los Angeles area.
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Promo art for the 2021 Long Beach MLK Virtual Day of Celebration and Service.
Forgoing its annual parade this year, the city of Long Beach will host a virtual, two-hour livestream featuring local music, art and community and civic voices celebrating the legacy and lessons of King, curated by DreamKreator Studio, a local media company. The event will be facilitated by the recently elected Councilwoman Suely Saro and Leadership Long Beach.
You can tune into see the livestream which begins at 10 a.m. and will last until noon at www.dreamkreator.org, www.LeadershipLB.org and www.beachcityradio.com
While COVID-19 protocols have cancelled all gatherings and events, the Dream of Dr. Martin Luther King cannot be cancelled. In a creative pivot under the stress of COVID restrictions, DreamKreator Studio and the esteemed business development organization Leadership Long Beach are collaborating with newly elected Long Beach City Councilmember Dr. Suely Saro to present a virtual experience for the Martin Luther King Jr holiday. The Long Beach MLK Virtual Day of Celebration & Service will be a unique and innovative virtual experience that will reinforce the longstanding message of community service while showcasing and celebrating the arts and culture of our Beloved Community.