Denver’s hip-hop and street culture community is about to light up the city in a powerful way.
On Saturday, September 27th, 2025, The Preservatory presents The Warriors: An Intimate Night with Bahamadia & DJ Eclipse at 303 Boards The Annex.
Grab Your Tickets Now – Be Part of the Movement! 🎟️
Join the Fashion Denver crew for The Warriors on September 27th, 2025 – an unforgettable day of purpose, passion, and power. From 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM at 303 Boards The Annex, this all-day gathering blends the heartbeat of hip hop with the soul of community. Come connect, heal, and celebrate life through music, art, and movement.
This inspiring event takes place during National Suicide Prevention Month, reminding us that creativity and culture can be powerful tools for awareness, expression, and collective change. Every ticket supports suicide prevention and fuels The Preservatory’s mission to unify and empower through education, healing, and the elements of hip hop.
🎤 Lineup + Highlights:
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Headliners: Bahamadia & DJ Eclipse
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Beat demo by DLZMKSBTs
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Live performances by DJ Cyn, Sedrick Avenue, and Mike Wird
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Bold graffiti art
- Hip Hop Mental Health Talk
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Local food vendor
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A live skate demo by Team 303!
Hosted by MC Dent and Ibe Hustles, the event welcomes all ages from 3–8 PM, then shifts to 21+ after 8 PM for the evening’s headline sets.
💡 Get ready to tap into the heartbeat of the movement. The Warriors isn’t just a show—it’s a celebration of resilience, creativity, and community. Don’t miss your chance to stand with us.
👉 Tickets are on sale now—let’s rise together.
About The Preservatory
The Preservatory is more than an organization—it’s a movement. Fueled by artists, activists, volunteers, and community supporters, it harnesses the universal language of hip-hop to transform lives and drive meaningful change. With a mission to pioneer new pathways to mental wellness, The Preservatory confronts stigma head-on and sparks critical conversations in communities where silence has too often prevailed. Through beats, battles, and creative expression, it fosters connection, resilience, and hope—proving that it’s not just shifting narratives but saving lives, one rhythm at a time.