TFOC Store

Show your true colors blacks.

From stage to street, wear your colors (or lack thereof) with pride. Skene's merch is made for artists, dreamers, and all those who know the real drama happens backstage—quick changes, mic packs slipping, and endless rolls of gaff tape. Be the envy of everyone in the green room!

Help underwrite the costs of publishing the play The Wash by Kelundra Smith, a new play inspired by the true story of the Atlanta Washerwomen's Strike of 1881. In 2024, the play received a Rolling World Premiere from the National New Play Network with productions in Atlanta, St. Louis, and Chicago. Plus, "The Wash" was produced Off-Broadway by New Federal Theatre in June 2025.

Let’s make our commitment to justice VISIBLE. Movement history showcases the power of symbolism to signal shared identity and values. To support that, we’ve launched the artEquity Merch Store! Let’s connect—whether it be in the streets, at the voting booth, or while we travel.

Elevate your style and show your support with our exclusive Consortium of Asian American Theaters & Artists (CAATA) and ConFest merchandise! From cozy sweatshirts to versatile hats perfect for sunny days, our collection is more than just clothing—it's a statement of solidarity and empowerment. 

The Arts Administrators of Color Network is a support network that harnesses the power of artists, arts administrators, and organizations of people of the global majority to connect and expand BIPOC leadership across the U. S. creative sector. Shop to support vital leadership development and community building programs and advocacy efforts 

Black Theatre United (BTU)’s mission is to champion access, representation, equity, and inclusion throughout the American theatre and our communities.  Shop with purpose.

Too Soon by Betty Shamieh was named People Magazine's Book of the Week, the "must-read book of 2025" by the San Francisco Chronicle, and a "great book to start of a great year" in Oprah Daily. Too Soon was featured as NPR's Book of the Day. and on All Things Considered. 

Theatre Communications Group (TCG), the national organization for theatre, leads for a just and thriving theatre ecology. TCG is North America’s largest independent trade publisher of dramatic literature, with 21 Pulitzer Prizes for Drama on the TCG booklist.