Southeastern San Diego Hotspot for
Mural Tours, Arts Advocacy,
Face Paint & Events
Every Drop of Paint Tours
Embark on a visual voyage with community advocate, face painter and muralist Kim Phillips-Pea who was born and raised in the communities where the Every Drop of Paint tours are centered.
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Upcoming Tour Dates:
Logan Heights Walking Tour - March 22
Imperial Avenue Walking Tour -April 19
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Donate your used car, bike or van to local artists! The Diamond BIKE Tour invites riders to meet and ride throughout the Diamond District and beyond exploring public art and community history along the way. A goal of the tour is to provide bikes to riders.
Poor Man's Auto
​On January 6, 2025 thanks to Makeda , World Beat Center and a few generous and loving community members, a miracle happened in San Diego, California - A local artist DROVE AWAY in a FREE used Toyota!!
We're raising $2500 to buy each used car from a trusted source or accepting car donations for artists.
This is Poor Man's Auto.
Some of San Diego's MOST TALENTED ARTISTS DO NOT HAVE TRANSPORTATION.
@southeastartteam gives a ride to 1 to 2 people to help assist each event.
What we need is an #artistshuttle but until then we know there are used cars out there. Please help by donating cash or a used car.
It's So Easy to Donate:
Cash App - @kimberlyartshow
Credit Card click HERE
Venmo - @kimberly-art-show
Paypal - virtualart101@gmail.com
GoFundMe
Tax id available upon request.
619-366-0673
Did you know?
There is a direct relation to street art and investments in any particular area. For every $1 invested in public art, communities see a $3-$6 return through tourism, local business growth,
and property value appreciation.
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Each calendar supports the artists who have participated in public art projects located on the Every Drop of Paint Tour routes.
One goal for the tour is to expand it to each community in San Diego in order to showcase more murals and highlight more artists.
Mural Season
New murals are coming to Interstate 5 and 15 thanks to community collaboration including Caltrans, SANDAG, Logan Heights CDC, Team Lewis and Local Artists
and Kim Phillips-Pea
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Face Paint Training
Learn the basics and become a professional face painter. Face painting is great for creatives of all ages who want to make a difference within their community and supplement their income.
To sign up for Face Paint classes, CLICK HERE
Each student receives the following:
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Top quality Face Paint palette
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Professional Brushes
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Design Samples
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Accessories
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Training
Students receive recommendations on equipment, decoration, marketing and how to have successful events.
Classes are taught by Kim Phillips-Pea at the Arts and Culture Studio at 4512 Market Street.
Free street parking is available.
Classed are for registered guests only.
Face Paint Party
Enjoy 2 hours of Face Painting and Balloon Twisting at your event. Face paint service includes non-toxic, waterproof supplies, a specialty chair, sample designs and accessories.
Each guests receives 1 face paint design and 1 balloon twist.
EVENTS
Peace March - Four Corners of Life - 10:00am
Event - Malcolm X Library - 12:00pm
RSVP here for a seat at the program.
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Special thanks to Dr. LaWana Richmond for being a presenter on multiple occasions at our annual event. We appreciate hearing about reverse engineering our way into excellence!!
Artwork shown on stage at the 2024 event by Damien Brown
Malcolm X Day Vendor Space
Click Here
$35 Donation
Sponsorship opportunities available.
Please DONATE here to help raise $2000 by 4/15 to support the program by compensating our presenters and purchasing refreshments.
EVENT HISTORY
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Kim Phillips-Pea, Daryhan Muhammad and Southeast Art Team have collaborated to host the Malcolm X Day Community celebration since its revival in 2016.
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Special thanks to Librarian Alan Bugg for supporting the event committee with exceptional hospitality.
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Special thanks to all of the presenters, business owners, elected officials and guests that have participated over the years to make the event a success. None of what we do as a community would be possible without collaboration.
Special thanks to County Supervisor Monica Montgomery Steppe for showing up annually to speak to our community. Thank you
Dr. LaWana Richmond, NP Danielle from Innovative Wellness Clinic, Johnnierenee Nia Nelson Chris Burroughs, Starla Lewis, Andre Branch, Baba Baye, Qamar Bradford Professor Odom Uhuru, Artist Ashley Hawkins, Terrell Rackley, Ian Moreland, The UNIA Marcus Garvey Movement, Lanetta Wilkes, Brenda Bates, Monisha McNeeley, Mestre Touro, Tenace Jenkins, Menuhati, Dr. Forbes, Muambi, Jennifer White, Terri Melton, Junkyard Dance Crew, Brenda DeFlanders, Greg McKnight and to everyone who has ever participated, thank you.
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Special thanks to Gloria James for her continued support of the event every year. She has always represented as a community member and also on behalf of the Friends of Malcolm X Library. We appreciate her dedication to ensuring we have the best event possible to represent Malcolm X.
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Special thanks to Jimmy Lovett who has poured into the event every year with ideas, sponsorships from community members like Bishop Cornelius Bowser, event planning and making sure we have the best event possible to honor el Hajj Malik el Shabazz.
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Special thanks to Steven Pea who has supported the program as a sponsor since its inception.
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Special thanks to Prince Habib who has supported the program as a sponsor since its inception.
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The annual event has been held at Malcolm X Library featuring live performers, presenters, a panel discussion, lunch, and special guest speakers. We have space available for local organizations to share information and we offer local businesses the opportunity to share about what they offer.
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The Malcolm X Day Community Celebration is free and open to the public.
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The Malcolm X Day Community event has always featured artwork on display and live artists. The tradition was started by Artist Brenda DeFlanders who handcrafted multiple easels for artists to display their work in exhibits throughout Malcolm X Library.
Egg Hunt
April 5, 2025
Columbus Club
4425 Home Avenue
San Diego, Ca 92105
7:00am - 7:00pm
Free to the Community
Photos with the Easter Bunny Vendor Spaces Available
Yard Sale | Flea Market
Beer, Art & Jazz
To book an event at
Columbus Club click here.
For questions about the Egg Hunt event email: sesdcollective@gmail.com
Community events bring people together, creating shared memories and a sense of identity. The activities at events provide opportunities for recreation and relaxation, contributing to mental health.
Strategically planned events can inspire action and raise awareness about important social issues.
Have you ever thought about planning a community event but don't know where to start?
Begin with volunteering at your local community center.
