Photography by Lee Vermont (@ photobycereal2k)
The event was well-organized for roll-in, and overall had a great vibe to hang out at and chill.
SWERV United, an automotive culture brand, in collaboration with Chisomovement Entertainment held their first-time event at Orlando Festival Park on Saturday, April 13th. "It's a festival with many activities and competitions for the Orlando, Florida automotive community," mentions Lee Vermont, a PASMAG contributing photographer. The festival included a car meet, Show & Shine, skateboard competition, two-step competition, basketball competition, and concert.
"There is a very large automotive aftermarket scene in Florida," states Vermont, "and there was a lot of support shown at the free-to-the-public event."
The trip down to Orlando for Vermont started mid-day Friday, April 12th and he stayed at a friend's house. "I convinced [my friend] to bring his Infiniti G37 convertible to the show! He was also going to be a vendor with 3-2-1 No Fault Group, so it all worked out to roll-in together."
Vendor roll-in was from Saturday between 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM, followed by car show entrants. Roll-in was very organized with a large support staff, getting the vendors in and situated.
VENDORS
- Swerv United
- Speed Zone
- Voodoo Ride
- Sorcery
- 3-2-1 No Fault Group
- I love driving slow (ILDS)
- Quest Works
- Primos Mobile Detailing
- Atlantic Street Movement
- Copacetic Lifestyle
- Badstar
- Nostalgic Auto Sports
- Stance State of Mind
- Clean Culture
- Precision Autoworks
- Basic Car Culture
- Copacetic
- Garage 316
- Karbon Kings Performance
- Aggressive Fitness (AGFI)
- Deadeye
After vendor setup, the show/meet cars began to roll in.
CAR CLUBS / CREWS
- Lenso
- Xclusive Customz
- TSX Gang
- Clean Culture
- Import Culture
- + more
3-2-1 No Fault Group had their booth setup with audio and provided tunes throughout the morning until events and activities commenced at 1:00 PM. They also had a free raffle for a GoPro 7, given out after the last concert performance.
"Checking out the booths, Quest Works had a cool 1:18 scale display of one of their booth cars," recalls Vermont. The basketball 2-on-2 tournament was held after lunch, followed by the 2-step and skateboard competitions. The 2-step battle was a tied-event with the RX-7 from Precision Autoworks and Supra from Exclusive Customz.
As the day began to wind-down, the artist performances got started.
ARTISTS / PERFORMERS
- Jaliqq Amir
- John Devinci
- Madambutterflii
- Salvaunt
- Christopher Marciano
- Goddess Adina with a yoga performance
- Lorda Mercz
- Kiddmani
- Van ChiSO
Music, vendors, and the show activities and artists performances set the event off. "The cars were an added bonus," mentions Vermont. "It's an event not to miss!"
For more SWERV information, visit www.swerv.us.