2024 Festival
Fourth annual event
For our fourth annual festival and our first-ever two-day event, CRAFt hosted over 65 BIPOC creatives and welcomed more than 800 attendees! This year marked a significant milestone for us. Expanding to a two-day format was a monumental achievement, allowing us to fulfill the community’s long-awaited request for more CRAFt. A heartfelt thank you to our dedicated board members, volunteers, sponsors, and attendees — this accomplishment wouldn't have been possible without each and every one of you.
Meet the Day 1 photographer
Idi is a photographer based in Denver, CO. He is originally from Bamako, Mali, and moved to Denver in 2006. Graduated from Southern Methodist University in 2016. Four-year Varsity Men’s Soccer. He is a huge fan of FC Barcelona and Original Ugly. When he is not taking pictures, Idi enjoys spending time with family and friends. Reach out if you have a need for an event, portrait, or lifestyle photographer.
therealuncleidi@gmail.com | @therealuncleidi
Meet the Day 2 photographer
Sierra is an afro-indigenous storyteller and multidisciplinary artist living on the ancestral lands of the Ute, Cheyenne and Arapaho (Denver, Colorado). With years of experience in creative direction, photography, communications, brand building and an extensive background and training in trauma-informed organizing, Sierra blends modern tools with visual art to help her community heal and express. Sierra's mission is to empower individuals and brands to reach their fullest potential through truth-telling, creativity, and visual storytelling, transforming these processes into therapeutic and spiritual experiences. Her work prioritizes elevating the voices, stories, and legacies of Black, Brown, Indigenous, and people of color, while expanding critical discourse around race, identity, music and culture. To inquire about booking please reach out to Sierra though email sierrajetermedia@gmail.com or by visiting her website http://sierrajeter.com/
