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Two black urban farmers, Chantel Kemp and DK Kinard will address the link between Black Mental Health and Environmentalism

Mosie will play a few songs and talk about their practice—followed by a set from DJ UNION.

West and Reissig will each have an hour to play a selection of tracks and discuss their artistic practices.

A community workshop for care workers to capture sounds of hope

an evening of DJ sets and an artist talk by Res Julian

Join Signature Cuts for an all-vinyl set—a mix of ’90s and ’00s House, left-field House, deep House, and Techno.

Hosted by Madalyn Warren, Co-Creations at the Farm explores how we connect with our plant family.

LaRissa Rogers talks through her practice and the ideas driving her work and shares a selection of songs that have been important to her.

A 90-minute conversation about how music and sound shape storytelling practices.

Ruth Estévez and Lumi Tan discuss performances that have shaped their vision of the medium and the impact that performance has had on their practices

a conversation around the experience of dancing inside prison while incarcerated; whether individually, socially, in a classroom, or choreographer.

Food Futures, a conversation series led by artist Zacarias Gonzalez that examines how urban food systems impact equity.

Isabel Flower and Marcel Rosa-Salas will re-launch their podcast, Top Rank.

We’re kicking off Deli Radio project with a night of dancing! Join us for music, snacks, house-infused cachaça, and a good time.

By merging these two concepts, Deli Radio reimagines familiar, everyday interactions as catalysts for community-building and collaboration.

written in conjunction with The School for Poetic Computation’s (SFPC)'s Session project, Electronic Cafe for Poetic Computation (ECPC)

written in conjunction with Caroline Garcia's Session project, I Woke Up and Chose Violence.

written in conjunction with artists' S. Erin Batiste for A. Sef and Akeema-Zane's Session project, Void Spa.

Session artist Zain Alam will screen Meter & Light: Night, a work-in-progress and the second part of his installation series.

Session artist Zain Alam will screen Meter & Light: Day, the first part of his installation series completed earlier this year.

Enacts in miniature and in music the interlocking rhythms of time in Muslim life, specifically after sunset.

a series of events, political polls, and artistic gestures chronicling events of 2020 in hindsight

Celebrate Juneteenth with the Wide Awakes at a closing event designed as a meditative space for grounding and celebration.

Exploring Palestinian culture, history, and resilience through the lens of movement and contemporary performance.

Join OlaRonke Akinmowo of TFBWL for a writing workshop that interrogates the possibility of afro-futurism, daydreaming, and world-building.