"When people flocked to the park on a chilly night in early October and I took a minute to look around - seeing kids with their parents making lanterns, the Brazilian crew dancing to Roda de Samba’s beats, an older neighbour giving a high-five to our stiltwalker, people learning how to juggle with circus artists under the trees, and kids getting their faces painted, all of that happening with magical lights glowing in the dark night - it felt right. It felt like whatever Jamii is doing, however people want to define it, however hard it is to pull things together, however much passion it takes to keep on believing in it - Summer, after Fall, after Winter, Spring, and Summer again - at every turn, honestly, it feels right. It feels like it is meant to be."

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