WCWM : Who’s Coming With Me is a unity movement dedicated to supporting Black artists, businesses, and youth. WCWM uses the power of cooperative economics and familyhood (ujamaa) as tools to reduce crime and violence within our communities.
WCWM promotes #PutYourMoneyWhereYourMelaninIs as a way of life and an educational mantra for Black people to invest into Black solutions. We produce directories, events, merch, and films to make this practice more accessible for us all.
We believe that when we build strong relationships and economic power within our communities, we can interdependently create and implement solutions so that we can all thrive.
JAZZ mani-FEST-station Art Exhibition : April 24 – May 4, 2025 at the Andre Cailloux Center 2541 Bayou Road



WCWM in partnership w/ Andre Cailloux Center presents Biking & Boiling on de Bayou!
Meet us at the André Cailloux Center for Performing Arts and Cultural Justice 2541 Bayou Road on Saturday, April 26, 2025 3-7p for a day filled with music, art, food, drinks, vendors, and more!
Bring your own bikes or rent one from Get Up N Ride by clicking the flyer and purchasing your bike rental.
Hang out on the patio of the ACC and/or go inside to view and even buy the art at the JAZZ mani-FEST-station Art Exhbition that will be up until May 4, 2025.
Justini's will be curating cocktails during both weekends of Jazz Fest on Bayou Road! So be sure be sure to check them out and event get a drink to go.
Our food vendors will be selling cajun delights, smash burgers, and even watermelon for those who need something more refreshing and vegan.
Get ready to pedal your way through the main corridor of Jazz Festival on a scenic and informative bike ride curated by WCWM & Get Up N Ride!
You are welcome to come even if you don't have a bike or don't want to ride. It will still be a vibe during and after.
Stay even later for the Jazz Fest after dark experience happening indoor 7:30p.
Parking spots available for rent by Andre Cailloux Center at www.accneworleans.com
SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 2025 11a-4p
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