Out & about with The SHOUT: Clown Jam
Madi White organizes the regular performance series, which is 'unlike anything that most Wichitans have seen.'
Hootin', hollerin', and just a goofy old time. Julian Azcary Montes takes us to "Clown Jam," a night of joy, wonder, and play at Harvester Arts.
"It's pure magic when it happens," organizing clown Madi White told Azcary Montes. "Clown Jam is kind of unlike anything that most Wichitans have seen."
The next Clown Jam will take place 8 p.m. Saturday, October 31. at Harvester Arts, 120 E. 1st St. Suite 115 in downtown Wichita. Stay informed about upcoming jams by following Harvester Arts on socials and checking the event page on their website.
You can also catch Madi White in “The Boogie Hexperience: A Cursed Clown Cabaret.” The event will take place 7-9 p.m. Oct. 24 at the Old School Tap House & Social, 210 East Kechi Road in Kechi, Kansas. Open seating begins at 6 p.m. Learn more and purchase tickets.
This video is part of a series that highlights reoccurring events in the Wichita area and beyond. If you've never visited Clown Jam, the Smoky Valley River Festival, Wichita Sketch Club, Salsa Night, or any number of interesting events, keep up with The SHOUT to see what you've been missing. We'd love to see you there.
Julian Azcary Montes is a curious, dedicated and passionate storyteller. As a photographer, videographer and filmmaker, he has been active in documentary and visual storytelling since 2018. He now runs Azcary Creative, a storytelling studio that partners with nonprofits, civic institutions, arts organizations, and values-driven businesses. He navigates grounded, authentic storytelling that captures transformational moments, elevates history, transfers knowledge, and discovers impact that speaks to the heart, from the heart — all to make progress on the biggest challenges.
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