Red Dress Club Party

On Saturday, October 18th, 2025, join us at 1100 Wicomico Street, Suite 415, Baltimore, MD 21230 for an unforgettable evening where art, sound, and community converge.

The Red Dress Club Party is an intentional space that erases stigma and uplifts voices, celebrating Baltimore’s Blaq and Indigenous Pride Month with pride, power, and joy.

Wearing a Red Dress or Red attire is more than fashion — it’s symbolism:

Blood – honoring lives lost and those living resiliently with HIV/AIDS

Passion – our fire for liberation, expression, and love

The Heart – our center of community, care, and connection

This night is dedicated to honoring the Poz community and raising awareness of HIV/AIDS, transforming stigma into celebration through collective art, music, and healing vibrations.

Wearable Art Reveal by CHEROKAREE

Baltimore’s own CHEROKAREE, a multidimensional Indigenous textile artist, designer, and cultural arts connector, will debut a new Wearable Art Piece inspired by A.R.T. (Anti-Retroviral Therapy).

CHEROKAREE’s designs are not just clothing — they are living sculptures, each piece infused with intention. This exclusive reveal will highlight the intersections of healing, survival, and resistance within Queer BIPOC communities, offering a bold artistic meditation on the power of medicine, ancestry, and love.

Photography by Niajea

The night will be captured through the lens of Niajea, a Baltimore-based photographer and cinematographer.

With a BFA in Screenwriting and Animation (Film & TV Writing) from Morgan State University, Niajea’s eye blends cinematic storytelling with raw, intimate portraiture. Her use of light and composition — both analog and digital — ensures this moment in history is preserved with reverence and beauty.

Sounds by DJ AFRODELic

The dance floor will be blessed by DJ AFRODELic, a Bmore native and multidimensional sound artist.

Her set will be a sonic journey through:Baltimore ClubSocaNOLA BounceAfro Beats

Let us rise together in high vibrations, guided by her frequencies that honor tradition while pushing sound into new futures.

Food by Black Baltimore Vegan

Fuel your body and spirit with plant-based creations from Black Baltimore Vegan, a staple of Baltimore’s food scene. Every dish is rooted in community wellness, cultural flavor, and sustainable nourishment.

Community Partnerships & Sponsors

This gathering is made possible through the support of:

• Black Arts District

• Blaq Pride Baltimore

• BlackMenXchange

• Black Baltimore Vegan

Together, we uplift Black and Indigenous artistry, Queer resilience, and community power.