(L-R) Teyana Taylor, Tinashe and Marsai Martin are pictured.Photo:Taylor Hill/Getty, Andreas Rentz/Getty, Araya Doheny/Getty
Taylor Hill/Getty, Andreas Rentz/Getty, Araya Doheny/Getty
CultureConis making its way back to New York City next month — and bringing a bunch of major stars with it!
Major partners for this year’s event include Max, American Express, SheaMoisture, Prime Video and Freevee, Clinique, Google, CÎROC, Bulleit, Seedlip, Patreon, Paramount, Kickstarter, NBCUniversal, Spotify, Walmart, Tubi, Adidas, Ben & Jerry’s, Coca-Cola, Smart Water, LTK, Visible, Dotdash Meredith, Foot Locker, TikTok, Getty Images, Nielsen, #CultureTags, Raedio, NPR, When We All Vote, Tillary and Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Teyana Taylor,Tinashe,Marsai Martin,Jharrel Jeromeand Tamika D. Mallory are among the big names taking center stage throughout the weekend-long event. Other featured talent includesCandiace Dillard Bassett, Kollin Carter, Imani Ellis, De’Arra Taylor, Jayda Cheaves, Terrell Grice, Aaliyah Jay, Shan Boodram, Jessica Rich, Jana Fleishman, Tiffany “The Budgetnista” Aliche and Faith Jenkins.
Aside from the dazzling names in attendance, there are several can’t-miss activations and conversations to look forward to. In the SheaMoisture Networking Lounge, for example, The Creators Circle will serve as a space designed to inspire and support content creators, influencers and artists' creative journeys.
(L-R) Brande Victorian and Sterling K. Brown speak onstage during CultureCon LA 2023 on June 17, 2023.Emma McIntyre/Getty Images
Emma McIntyre/Getty Images
Other major companies like Spotify, Clinique, NBCUniversal, Paramount, Walmart, Patreon and Getty Images will be hosting unique activation opportunities and conversations throughout the weekend. Additionally, this year will feature the first-ever Creative Career Job Fair, where attendees can meet with recruiters and learn about career opportunities at companies like Max, Google, Shea Moisture and Kickstarter. COCA-COLA® and Smart Water will serve as official beverage partners.
Leading up to this year’s conference, attendees can register for a chance to attend CultureCon Week. This offering will allow guests to partake in exclusive events and experiences ahead of the big weekend.
As part of its dedication to creative collaboration, CultureCon is partnering with Foot Locker for a limited edition capsule collection entitled “Big Things Start Small.” The new collection pays homage to CultureCon’s origin story as the conference has evolved over the years.
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CultureCon New York 2023 runs Oct. 7–8 at the Duggal Greenhouse in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. More information can be foundhere.
source: people.com
