Candy City and the Inner City Coffee Exchange Present The Candy Clark Cinemania & Classic Car Show Saturday, June 20, 2026 Tarrant County College – South Campus 5301 Campus Drive Fort Worth, Texas 76119.

 



Candy City and the Inner City Coffee Exchange Present


The Candy Clark Cinemania & Classic Car Show


Saturday, June 20, 2026

Tarrant County College – South Campus

5301 Campus Drive

Fort Worth, Texas 76119


Sponsor a Fort Worth Tradition Celebrating Hollywood, Community, and Opportunity


Dear Taylor,


The Inner City Coffee Exchange and Candy City USA warmly invite you to join us for Candy City’s Candy Clark Cinemania & Classic Car Show, a special community celebration honoring the extraordinary Hollywood career of Academy Award–nominated actress Candy Clark.


This year’s event will also celebrate Candy Clark’s birthday, bringing together film lovers, classic car enthusiasts, families, and community leaders for a vibrant day dedicated to cinema, culture, and storytelling.


Candy Clark’s remarkable career spans more than five decades, beginning with her film debut in Fat City and continuing with her unforgettable Academy Award–nominated performance as Debbie Dunham in American Graffiti. Her work helped define an iconic era of American filmmaking and continues to inspire audiences around the world.


Since 2013, fans, family members, and friends in Fort Worth have gathered to celebrate and honor her remarkable contributions to American cinema. What began as a simple local tribute has grown into a cherished community tradition—one that celebrates film, culture, and the enduring power of storytelling.



A Day of Community Celebration


This year’s Cinemania event will feature activities designed to engage and inspire attendees of all ages, including:


• Screenings of Candy Clark’s classic films

• A Classic Car Show inspired by the era of American Graffiti

• Fun Kids Town, a family-friendly space for children and families

• Conversations exploring the history and impact of Hollywood cinema

• A special birthday celebration honoring Candy Clark



Sponsorship Opportunities


We invite your organization to partner with us as a corporate sponsor to help make this exciting cultural celebration possible. Sponsorship provides valuable visibility while demonstrating your organization’s commitment to the arts, community engagement, and cultural preservation in Fort Worth.


Presenting Sponsor — $10,000

Recognition as Presenting Sponsor of the event, largest logo placement on promotional materials, media recognition, premium vendor space, and VIP recognition during the event.


Gold Sponsor — $5,000

Prominent logo placement on promotional materials, vendor space at the event, recognition during the program, and social media promotion.


Silver Sponsor — $2,500

Logo placement on event posters and materials, listing in the event program, and recognition during the event.


Community Sponsor — $1,000

Name recognition on event signage and printed materials.



Supporting Community Opportunity


This event is presented by Candy City USA in partnership with the Inner City Coffee Exchange and the Fort Worth Film Collaborative.


Proceeds from the event will support the work of the Inner City Coffee Exchange and the Coffee Allo Coop, initiatives dedicated to creating economic opportunities for single parents seeking careers in the specialty coffee industry.


By supporting this event, sponsors help celebrate the arts while also investing in community empowerment and workforce opportunity.



Contact Information


For sponsorship information, please contact:


Pastor Kyev P. Tatum, Sr.

Event Coordinator

Inner City Coffee Exchange, Inc.

817-966-7625

kptatum1@gmail.com

A Fort Worth Tradition Celebrating Hollywood History Since 2013


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