About Us
Founded in Lawrence, MA four cousins found themselves drawn together by a shared vision and a deep-rooted passion for community connection. Bonded together since birth they were now creating their own paths in the world and found a common purpose that helped them stay together; their community. In January of 2024 they embarked on a journey to create something meaningful that connected artists, small businesses, politics, nonprofits and more. Thus "Adelante Events” was born, the name itself echoed their commitment to progress, to moving forward together as a community, leaving no one behind.’Adelante’ meaning onwards in spanish as they plan to take their community forward with resources already placed and creating others that people wouldn’t have to travel into big cities to find. But Adelante is more than just pop up events; it is a beacon of hope, a hub of resources, and a catalyst for change. From lively cultural festivals celebrating the rich tapestry of their heritage to educational workshops providing essential skills and tools for personal and professional growth, Adelante Events has a mission to be a lifeline for the community, a space where people can come together, learn, and thrive.

Our Team.
Nikky
Social Media + Marketing Director
Nikky is a multimedia artist and educator born and raised in Lawrence, MA. She graduated from Massachusetts College of Art and Design with a BA in Architectural design in 2021 and worked under firms that gentrified cities that looked like hers. This made Nikky shift gears and start her own brand called ‘Kiki Arts’ and started teaching different age groups within the Merrimack valley. Today Nikky has taught workshops from ages 3 to 97 and helps young aspiring artists create their own brands and careers out of their passions. Through her role at Adelante Events she focuses on the graphic content of our brand as well as connecting with the community about creating resources and events that resonate with all types of members of the community.

Ashly
Event Coordinator
Ashly is a Psychology major at UMass Boston, driven by a fervent passion for community connections and uplifting those in need. With a focus on understanding the human mind, she channels her studies towards creating positive impacts within her community. Through her compassionate approach and dedication to fostering connections, Ashly strives to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others. Through her role at Adelante Events she will focus on the aesthetics of our events and making sure they not only look great but go smoothly. Where all events are acessible, safe, fun, and remembered.

Noah
Content Creation Manager
Noah is an Abbott Lawrence Academy 2023 Alum who in his time at Abbott fought for his peers within their safety, gender, and advocacy. He won an award for his stance on social justice and speaking out on LGBTQ+ rights of students in Lawrence. He is now an aspiring fashion designer studying at Framingham State University for his BFA in Fashion Design. Noah is also passionate about community events and when coming home for a school vacation it's the first thing he searches for. Noah also loves capturing these moments in community through photography and video to keep as memories when missing a part of home. Through his role at Adelante Events he will be capturing moments at our events and resource offerings that bring light to our mission.

Ashanti
Research Analyst
Ashanti is a dedicated pre-med student at Tufts University, passionate about Biology and Spanish, choosing to double major in both. Beyond academics, Ashanti believes in giving back to her community, whether volunteering to clean up parks, mentoring students, helping at soup kitchens, and more. Ashanti's journey is marked by her determination, curiosity, and compassion for her city, as well as being poised to excel in medicine and beyond. Through her role at Adelante Events, she will focus on researching topics to aid in finding resources for the community, as well as locating those resources to be made accessible to those who need them.











