Navy Yard Debuts Alpha Sacred Being Documentary at Navy Yard Fall Festival
The Navy Yard kicked fall off with a celebration and a documentary screening on October 19. More than 100 people came out on the first cold day of the season for an evening filled with food trucks, live music, games, and pumpkin painting.
But the main attraction was the world premiere of Group X’s very first documentary, “Alpha Sacred Beings.” The free screening included a special performance by the Red Blanket Singers, a Southern Style Native American drum and dance group!
The short documentary explored the work of Group X’s latest collaborating lead artist, Marianela Fuentes. Group X worked with Marianela to create a monument symbolizing a bridge between two Indigenous Nations. Alpha Sacred Beings (The Origin of Creation), was dedicated at League Island Park at the Navy Yard in June and is permanently on display.
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- Pumpkin painting station at Fall Festival.
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- Axe throwing station at Fall Festival.
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- Half Mad Honey selling delicious treats.
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- Levites 6 perform at Fall Festival.
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- Fall Festival attendees paint pumpkins.
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- Fall Festival attendees paint pumpkins.
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- Alpha Sacred Beings documentary screening.
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- Red Blanket Singers perform during Alpha Sacred Beings documentary screening.
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- Red Blanket Singers lead a procession to the Alpha Sacred Beings monument.
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- The Alpha Sacred Beings monuments at League Island Park.
