Fluid is a cultural programming stream created by Neighbor,

A celebration of the fluidity of Blackness.

Fluid was created from the belief that Black people deserve spaces expansive enough to hold the fullness and complexity of who we are. Our Blackness has never been one thing. It moves across gender, sexuality, expression, spirituality, geography, culture, generation, sound, movement, and lived experience. Fluid is about creating Black spaces big enough to hold all of it.

FluidFest is an annual Black Pride activation series rooted in the belief that celebration is a form of community building. Produced by Neighbor in collaboration with Trade & Tempo and Black Youth Project 100 (BYP100).

Rooted in Atlanta's Black LGBTQIA+ community, FluidFest intentionally centers people across the spectrum of queer, trans, gender-expansive, nonbinary, lesbian, gay, bisexual, and fluid identities while refusing the idea that our community ends at an identity label. FluidFest also welcomes the Black people who love us, build with us, raise families with us, organize alongside us, and share community with us, including those who may identify as straight or whose expression and relationship to identity do not fit neatly into a category.

Fluidity is not the absence of identity. It is the freedom to exist fully within it and beyond its limitations.