Each SABCO event (Film + Panel, Comedy, Music) has its own ticket. You can attend any one of them individually — or grab a Day Pass to experience the entire festival.

Each part of the festival runs roughly 90 minutes to 2 hours, with short breaks in between to eat, drink, and connect. The Rivoli will be open all day, so you can come and go freely if you have a Day Pass.

It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. 

SABCO (South Asian Brown Collective) is the first South Asian arts mini-festival in North America, built to showcase the next generation of brown creatives — filmmakers, comedians, thinkers, and musicians — who are shaping global culture on their own terms.

We wanted to build a space that feels ours — bold, curious, funny, political, spiritual, whatever. A space where South Asian stories aren’t tokenized or flattened, but celebrated in all their contradictions. SABCO is less about “representation” and more about expression — it’s about showing the world what happens when South Asians tell their own stories, uncensored.

We’re currently partnering with brands, media platforms, and community organizations that share our vision — to elevate South Asian creative voices in North America.

If you’re a brand or organization interested in aligning with SABCO, email us at [insert contact email]. Whether it’s sponsoring an event, providing in-kind support, or collaborating on content, we’d love to build something meaningful together.

SABCO isn’t just a one-day event — it’s a cultural brand in the making. Our audience is young, global, and deeply engaged with identity, art, and culture. Partnering now means being part of a movement that’s going to shape the South Asian creative landscape for years to come.