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Saturday evening at Spring Lake was a lively mix of local music and some of the people who have been integral to the success of Atlantic City’s dance music scene. A pop-up club called Dive was in its second year, hosting a celebration of DJs and the surrounding community, complete with a fashion show and DJ dance lessons.
While the club, which was set up in the parking lot of B.A.R. Surf & Turf, drew crowds of about 20 people, many of them dance enthusiasts, those who attended the fundraiser were not there to party. They were at the event to support the efforts of the Atlantic City International Film Festival, which was celebrating its third annual edition.
They were there to support life-changing events such as the Nicki Minaj HIV+ appearance at the festival, and its accompanying fundraiser.
According to the Atlantic City International Film Festival’s founder, Kelly Shea, who is also an organizer of the Dive event, the festival is attempting to make a better showing than last year, when it was almost as if the festival had no place in the festival lineup. This year, Shea said the festival is focusing on the outreach of the people who have organized and helped to make the festival a success.
“The festival is not about the movies;
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