Societies for Poetic Action

This online workshop will use story sharing, reflection and physical expression to give participants a chance to recognize and shift away from racism. *While white people are the target audience for this workshop, we welcome any Indigenous, Black, and People of Color (IBPOC) who might feel called to observe and/or share their valuable perspectives. Presenters... Mo Desir: Local artist specializing in Social Justice and Arts Education. Noël August: Queer performance artist, producer, activist & educator. Sarah Peters: Theatre artist and educator focused on learning in community towards racial justice.

Cooperation Humboldt is hosting an Art & Culture talk-back opening weekend of "The Revolutionists" at Redwood Curtain Theatre. Please join Leslie Castellano, Ruthi Engelke, Marina Lopez and others in this important discussion prompted by this timely play that looks at what happens when the wrong people are telling the stories. Hell yes, this play is political. The play is about a moment in history where the rich and poor were lightyear’s apart in lifestyle, the country was i...n multiple wars, the debt was huge, the workers overtaxed, trust in the government was nil, the leaders were corrupt and greedy, racism, sexism, poverty, violence, extremism The only difference between them and us is the year and the continent. Tickets are $10 Talk-back begins at 7:30pm. Please arrive by 7:15pm to check in.

The people's mapping project in action!

Come one come all! It’s gonna be a ball!

A Woman’s Place is in Her Home is a theatrical event, fusing storytelling, dance and music, performed by professionals alongside community members on stage for the first time. Ruthi Engelke directs the play featuring Humboldt’s own Lyndsey Battle and Leslie Castellano, performing original compositions inspired by stories of the houseless. Over the past year, our creative team, Jackie Dandeneau, Ali Freedlund and Tammy Rae Scott, documented the hardship, beauty, resilience, and resourcefulness of women in various states of homelessness, and witnessed the obstacles they face every day.