Organized by Nadia Ramlagan during her 2025 Sound Residency
Tickets now available!
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. Performances August 13, 15, 16, & 17 @ 7:30PM at Woodbine Chamber (Formerly the Chapel of St Philip Neri).
https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/company-outcast/salome
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. Performances August 13, 15, 16, & 17 @ 7:30PM at Woodbine Chamber (Formerly the Chapel of St Philip Neri).
https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/company-outcast/salome
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. Performances at Woodbine Chamber (Formerly the Chapel of St Philip Neri).
https://www.ticketleap.events/tickets/company-outcast/salome
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
The Loud n Proud Clothing Swap and Live Show is intended to provide a space for people to find gender affirming clothes, trade out clothes that no longer fit their needs, and then host a live show intended to raise funds for LGBT individuals (gender affirming care, queer orgs, etc).
This event is organized by Nadia Ramlagan, during her 2025 sound residency.
The Louisville Area Sacred Harp singers are excited to be partnering with the Louisville Folks School to put on this one of a kind singing school experience. This event is intended for interested singers of all experience levels and abilities. All are welcome.
To register and for a complete breakdown of schedule, teacher bio, and Sacred Harp videos please visit https://louisvillefolkschool.org/.../shape-note-singing...
*** We have provided sliding scale registration costs to suit everyones budget. Box lunches will be provided to registrants only. Please contact me, Tim Morton, if you have special circumstance or questions.
Tickets available here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/threewitchesshakespeare/1537878
“Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under't”
Rediscover one of Shakespeare’s bloodiest villains as this isolated religious community deep in Appalachia is ravaged by the tyrant king and queen in three witches shakespeare’s Macbeth. This imagining weaves the classic tale within snake-handling rapture, folktale and music, and magic older than the mountains themselves.
Director Tory Parker, music director Brooke Morrison, and a cast and creative team of queer and gender nonconforming artists explore violence, faith, and old-time Appalachian mysticism in three witches’ first ever tragedy. Featuring Neill Robertston and Meg Caudill as the Macbeths.
Recommended ages 13+ due to realistic onstage depictions of violence and gore.
Tickets available here: https://www.tickettailor.com/events/threewitchesshakespeare/1537878
“Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under't”
Rediscover one of Shakespeare’s bloodiest villains as this isolated religious community deep in Appalachia is ravaged by the tyrant king and queen in three witches shakespeare’s Macbeth. This imagining weaves the classic tale within snake-handling rapture, folktale and music, and magic older than the mountains themselves.
Director Tory Parker, music director Brooke Morrison, and a cast and creative team of queer and gender nonconforming artists explore violence, faith, and old-time Appalachian mysticism in three witches’ first ever tragedy. Featuring Neill Robertston and Meg Caudill as the Macbeths.
Recommended ages 13+ due to realistic onstage depictions of violence and gore.
