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Paradise Pink is a brand built around music, culture, and community, with a mission to spread breast cancer awareness. Our events happen throughout the year, with a larger music and culture festival as part of our long-term vision. Our first event took place on October 18, 2026.

Past Event · Breast Cancer Awareness Month

Ice Cream & Dessert Social

This event has already taken place. Thank you to everyone who came out in pink for ice cream, good music, and good people.

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Sunday, October 18, 20261:00PM – 5:00 PM
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11520 W Pico BlvdLos Angeles, CA 90064
155Guests Attended

HAHAs for TATAs was also in attendance and hosted a raffle for their upcoming November 7 show.

Upcoming · Supported By Paradise Pink

HAHAs for TATAs

HAHAs for TATAs is an annual comedy fundraiser with some of LA’s favorite comics, a night of laughs, drinks, and good eats. Ticket purchases go directly to Pink Ribbon Good to support the breast cancer community. Paradise Pink is proud to support their mission and help spread the word.

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Saturday, November 7, 20269:30PM – 11:00PM · 21+
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The Ice House California Room24 N Mentor Ave, Pasadena, CA 91106
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Music · Culture · Events · Awareness
A Breast Cancer Awareness Brand

PARADISE PINK
More Than an Event.
A Movement.

Paradise Pink brings people together through music, culture, wellness, and meaningful experiences that celebrate life, build community, and spread breast cancer awareness. Founded by D'Antré Cole in honor of his late mother, DeGeta Cole.

155Guests at our first event
Oct 2026First Paradise Pink social
Los AngelesWhere it all begins
Music · Culture · Awareness · Community · Celebration · In Honor of DeGeta Cole · Music · Culture · Awareness · Community · Celebration · In Honor of DeGeta Cole ·
Our Story

Built in Honor of DeGeta Cole

DeGeta Cole was a Stage 1 breast cancer survivor. After completing additional chemotherapy intended to help reduce the risk of recurrence, she later contracted COVID-19 and passed away in 2020. Her son, D’Antré Cole, created Paradise Pink to honor her life and carry her legacy forward through music, culture, community, and breast cancer awareness.

D’Antré Cole is a filmmaker and creative entrepreneur. He now uses that storytelling background to create experiences that bring people together around breast cancer awareness: community events, music, culture, and conversations that make people feel welcome and informed.

Paradise Pink is a music, culture, and events brand built with purpose.

Created by D'Antré Cole in honor of his mother, DeGeta Cole, Paradise Pink was born from love, loss, and the desire to transform heartbreak into hope. Pink was DeGeta's favorite color, and it lives at the heart of everything Paradise Pink represents.

DeGeta and her husband, Rodney Cole, were incredible parents who believed in giving, loving, and serving others. Their home was always open — not only to their own children, but to other kids who needed guidance, support, or simply a place where they felt loved. They raised their family with compassion, generosity, and a deep sense of community, values that continue to inspire everything Paradise Pink stands for today.

After surviving Stage 1 breast cancer, DeGeta completed additional chemotherapy to help reduce the risk of recurrence. Even through her treatments, she remained hopeful and focused on staying healthy because she and Rodney had planned the trip of a lifetime to Paris in 2021. She later contracted COVID-19, and that trip never came. DeGeta passed away on December 31, 2020, leaving behind a family that was completely devastated.

Just weeks earlier, she had celebrated her birthday surrounded by D'Antré and their family. None of them realized it would be the last birthday they would ever share together.

DeGeta Cole, in loving memory DeGeta
DeGeta Cole at her desk
DeGeta and Rodney Cole

Determined to honor his mother's legacy, D'Antré poured his grief into creation instead of giving up. In just four months, he released six films while building an ecosystem of companies, creative projects, events, and communities designed to bring people together. Of everything he has created, Paradise Pink is the most personal. It is his greatest tribute to the woman who taught him the importance of love, kindness, and making people feel like they belong.

Paradise Pink brings together music, community, fashion, culture, and impact in every event we create. Every guest is invited to wear pink — not simply as a color, but as a symbol of unity, remembrance, strength, hope, and love.

In partnership with a major breast cancer organization, a portion of every ticket sold directly supports the fight against breast cancer. Every ticket, every sponsor, every performance, and every shared moment helps move that mission forward.

Paradise Pink is for the survivors. For the families. For the people we've lost. For those still fighting. And for everyone searching for a place where they are welcomed, celebrated, and never alone.

Paradise Pink is more than any single event. It is a movement — built from love, powered by community, and created to honor DeGeta Cole's legacy while bringing hope to families for generations to come.

Our Mission

Community, Culture & Awareness

Paradise Pink is a growing community brand built around one idea: awareness works best when people feel welcome. We create experiences where music, wellness, and connection make learning about breast health feel like celebration instead of fear.

Community Events

Socials and gatherings that bring people together in pink, with a cause at the center.

Breast Cancer Education

Clear, trustworthy information on screening, symptoms, risk, and where to find support.

Music & Culture

Live music, DJs, comedy, and creative collaborations that reflect the communities we serve.

Wellness Experiences

Fitness, self-care, and wellness moments that celebrate living well.

Storytelling

Survivor and family stories, including DeGeta Cole's, told with honesty and care.

Strategic Partnerships

Brands, venues, and organizations helping us reach more people and grow the movement.

The kinds of experiences we're building

Paradise Pink SocialsHoliday EventsFitness & WellnessComedy CollaborationsMusic EventsCommunity GatheringsBenefit Concerts
Breast Cancer Awareness

Know Your Body. Protect Your Future.

Awareness is year-round. Early detection saves lives, and knowing what to look for, when to get screened, and where to go is the first step. This is the information DeGeta's family wishes more people had.

Know Your Normal

Pay attention to how your breasts normally look and feel. A new lump, skin dimpling, nipple changes, or unusual discharge is worth a call to a health care professional.

Make Screening a Priority

Mammograms can find breast cancer before symptoms appear. Ask your clinician when to start and how often to screen based on your age and risk. Many guidelines begin at age 40.

Know Your Risk

Share your family history and any inherited cancer risk with your clinician. A family history can change when and how you should be screened.

Most breast changes are not cancer. New changes still deserve attention.

Lower Your Risk

No habit can guarantee prevention, but these can help reduce risk.

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    Stay physically activeRegular movement is linked to a lower risk of breast cancer.
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    Maintain a healthy weightEspecially after menopause, excess weight raises risk.
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    Limit alcoholThe less you drink, the lower the risk. No amount is risk free.
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    Don't smokeQuitting benefits your overall health and lowers cancer risk.
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    Breastfeed if you canBreastfeeding may slightly lower risk for some women.
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    Don't skip screeningIt does not prevent cancer, but it finds it early when treatment works best.

Signs to Watch For

See a health care professional if you notice any of these.

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    A new lump or thickeningIn the breast or underarm area.
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    Skin changesDimpling, puckering, redness, or an orange-peel texture.
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    Nipple changesTurning inward, new pain, or unusual discharge.
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    Change in size or shapeSwelling or shrinking of all or part of a breast.

Men can get breast cancer too. Anyone who notices these changes should get checked.

Beyond the Myths

Breast cancer facts worth sharing.

MYTH

Only women get breast cancer.

FACT

Men can get breast cancer too.

MYTH

No family history means no risk.

FACT

Most women diagnosed have no known family history.

MYTH

Breast cancer always causes symptoms.

FACT

Early breast cancer often has no symptoms.

Find Care Near You

Screenings, Clinics & Support Close to Home

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American Cancer Society 24/7 Helpline1-800-227-2345Free, confidential support any time.
National Cancer Institute1-800-422-6237Answers to your cancer questions.
Komen Patient Care Center1-877-465-6636Support and resources for patients and families.

This section is for education and is not medical advice. Talk with your doctor about your personal risk and screening schedule. Information is based on guidance from the American Cancer Society, National Cancer Institute, and CDC. If you notice a change or something feels wrong, don't wait: contact a health care professional.

Press & Media

The Story Behind Paradise Pink

Everything media partners need to cover Paradise Pink: who we are, why we exist, and what we've done so far.

Founder

D'Antré Cole is a filmmaker and creative entrepreneur who founded Paradise Pink in honor of his mother. He leads the brand's vision, creative direction, and strategic partnerships.

Mission

Paradise Pink is a music, culture, and events brand that brings people together to celebrate life, build community, and spread breast cancer awareness.

DeGeta Cole's Story

DeGeta Cole was a Stage 1 breast cancer survivor. After additional chemotherapy intended to help reduce the risk of recurrence, she contracted COVID-19 and passed away in 2020. Her legacy is the heart of Paradise Pink.

October 18 Event Recap

Paradise Pink's first event, an Ice Cream & Dessert Social during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, welcomed 155 guests. HAHAs for TATAs attended and ran a raffle for their November 7 comedy show, a collaboration supported by Paradise Pink.

Join the Network

Venues & DJs, Let's Build Together

We're building relationships with Los Angeles venues and DJs for recurring Paradise Pink experiences.

Become a Venue Partner

Have a space that fits a Paradise Pink social, wellness event, or benefit night? Let's talk.

Join Our DJ Network

Share your sound with us for upcoming Paradise Pink experiences in Los Angeles.

Get In Touch

Let's Build This Together

Whether you're a sponsor, investor, media contact, or future collaborator — we'd love to hear from you. Every inquiry reaches the Paradise Pink team directly.

  • General & Media Inquiriesinfo@paradisepinkfestival.com
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We typically respond within 2–3 business days.

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