Jackson Kinkead will be presenting a special presentation regarding Signals from the Chamber at the Louisville Conference on Literature and Culture
Proceeds benefit Athiri’s mission to open a holistic community organizing school
Get ready for a darkly comic journey into history with BLOOD TO DRINK, a powerful new play by Maggie Lou Rader
Speakers include Cory Lockhart, Elmer Zavela, Stephen Gardiner, and Elizabeth Colon Nelson. Songs led by Julia Purcell and Cory Lockhart.
Up-cycled fashion artists and on-site alteration services
DJ JPB
Blackbird of Kentucky catering
Free entry, just bring a bag, or suggested $5 donation
The Obscure Sorrows Project is an 18-song body of work curated by Moonwatcher and developed in collaboration with 13 other musicians to bring terms from John Koenig's "Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows" to life. With pre-show music, live painting, and local arts gallery. Free to attend and all ages welcome.
Come see the play "Salome" by Oscar Wild . This rarely produced work is a single act that explores obsession, power, gender roles, and the dangers of looking and desire.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/salome-by-oscar-wilde-tickets-1811202618789
Tickets now available!
Organized by Nadia Ramlagan during her 2025 Sound Residency
Tickets available here: https://my.weezevent.com/ryder-the-eagle-louisville-the-chapel
A fundraising event to nourish and inspire us all in these times. Featuring Marcos Morales, Carma Bell Marshall, Aletha Fields and Shadwick Wilde. Dr. Lina Yassine will read a selection of Palestinian poetry in Arabic, with English version read by Sonja.
Sliding scale $10 cash at door
Performances by Free Abzd, Jecorey Arthur, and Maggie Halfman
Saturday, August 2nd, 2025. Doors @ 7.
Locals for Liberation as an arts-centered, community-fueled organization focusing on the liberation of all oppressed peoples - from Palestine to Appalachia.
Learn more about their work at LocalsforLiberation.org.
Suggested $20
No one turned away due to lack of funds
7p doors, Show 7:30
From Wikipedia:
Frank Cordaro (born 1951) is a peace activist and co-founder of the Des Moines, Iowa, Catholic Worker group. He has spent six years in prison for protesting nuclear weapons and the military industrial complex.
Free event
A multi-media presentation of projected footage of mundane and beautiful daily life in Gaza from early 2000s, with live score from Sapat. The program is a single presentation featuring a variety of speakers, modalities, and performances, around 2 hours long in total. More info coming soon.
Proceeds will go to support Peace Dove.
Organized by Mike Elsherif, Kristafer Aplanalb, and the Woodbine Chamber Programming Committee
