Good in the Hood is more than a festival — it is a celebration of culture, community, resilience, and belonging.
For more than three decades, we have kept Good in the Hood free and open to the public so families, neighbors, youth, elders, artists, vendors, and community partners can gather without cost being a barrier.
This year, we faced a harder funding environment, including reduced support for DEI and culturally specific community investments. Weather also impacted festival revenue.
Now, we are raising funds to close the gap, cover remaining festival costs, and keep this beloved community tradition strong. Every gift helps keep Good in the Hood free, accessible, and rooted in the community it was created to serve.