A sunset at a beach with a social club gathering, featuring people sitting on the sand and around tables, listening to a guitarist performing on a small stage. There is a tiki bar with string lights, palm trees, and a scenic ocean view with an island in the distance.

Sunset Social Club is a Caribbean-inspired gathering where culture, creativity, and community come together.

Inspired by the warmth, music, and soul of the Caribbean, Sunset Social Club brings together artists, entrepreneurs, musicians, filmmakers, dancers, and community members for an evening of conversation, connection, and culture. Enjoy curated music, Puerto Rican coffee from our featured Boricua Beanz pop-up (5 PM - 7 PM), and great company as the sun sets.

What began as a simple gathering quickly became a cultural hub where creatives, entrepreneurs, storytellers, and community members came together to share ideas, build relationships, and celebrate culture. Whether you're looking to network, collaborate, recharge, or simply connect with good people, Sunset Social Club is a place to belong.

This event is part of a larger mission to support storytelling, arts education, and creative opportunities in underserved communities through future workshops, partnerships, cultural programming, and community-building initiatives.

Free to attend. Limited seating available.

Caribbean Culture • Community • Conversation

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Promotional flyer for a series called 'The Actor's Story' hosted by Edwin FrankO. It features a gold and black theme with actor's photo on the right, and text detailing show schedule, start date, and workshop RSVP information.

Time: 5 PM PST / 8 PM ET
Location: Online Workshop (link provided upon registration)

About:
Every actor has a story. This workshop explores the power and psychology of story to help actors better understand character, performance, and personal branding—while learning how to develop stories of their own.

Hosted by filmmaker Edwin FrankO, this live online workshop is designed for actors, creatives, and storytellers looking to strengthen their understanding of story through a filmmaker’s lens. Whether you want to create original material, better understand character, or develop your creative identity, this workshop is designed to help you take the next step.

Who Should Attend:

  • Actors and performers

  • Aspiring filmmakers and writers

  • Creatives developing original stories or content

  • Anyone interested in storytelling and character development

Donations are welcome and help support film education opportunities for youth in underserved communities. Register for free through Eventbrite or the RSVP button below.

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A promotional poster for a film-making story writing workshop featuring Edwin FrankO, a writer and director, with his portrait showing him wearing a baseball cap and a jacket with a logo. The poster has a red and black color scheme with a movie clapperboard graphic in the background and text urging people to RSVP at a website.

Date: Sat and Sun, May 16th & 17th, 2026
Time: 10:30 AM PST, 8 PM PST
Location: Virtual (link provided upon registration)

About:
If you’ve ever had an idea for a film, a story, or something you’ve been wanting to create—but didn’t know where to start—this workshop is for you.

This Filmmaking Story Writing Workshop is designed for beginners and creatives who want to develop their ideas with clarity, structure, and purpose. Whether you’re starting from scratch or refining something you’ve been thinking about for a while, this session will help you take the next step.

Who Should Attend:

  • Aspiring filmmakers and writers

  • Creatives with ideas they want to develop

  • Anyone looking to explore storytelling

Register for free via eventbrite or the RSVP button below and start developing your story.