Suggested donation $25 for adults, $15 for kids under 12.
Sun, Jul 19 at 11:00 AM
Various NYC locations, see the sign up sheet linked!
mutual aid / community,literary / research,sci-fi / rebel tech
Discover the wild edible and medicinal greens, sea...Discover the wild edible and medicinal greens, seaweeds, berries, roots, and herbs growing in the summer! We’ll be looking for berries, greens, herbs, root vegetables, and more! Forage for Red Mulberries, Juneberries, epazote, sassafras, wild ginger, wineberries, sea rocket, seaweeds, wild blackberries, and more!
CONTACT: Landline: 914-835-2153; Cell/Messages: 914-400-9135
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Open Day for Co-op and Condo Homeowners, Friends, and Supporters
free
Sun, Jul 19 at 11:30 AM
Commonpoint, 67-09 108th St., Forest Hills, NY 11375 -- Queens
political action,mutual aid / community
Meet and greet to introduce our grassroots group a...Meet and greet to introduce our grassroots group and the work we are doing to help mitigate the impact of Local Law 97 and other related local laws, discuss co-op and condo challenges with elected officials, and learn about opportunities to join and support our work to keep NYC affordable for co-op and condo homeowners.
Come and support the Queens Cooperatives and Condominiums Action Network (QCCAN) Project! Complimentary food and beverages included. And a chance to win a gift card in a raffle drawing for the 1st 60 people who registered first!
📅 Sunday, July 19, 2026
⏰ Event Time:
11:30 AM – 2:30 PM
📌 Registration, Breakfast & Networking: 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM.
Lunch will be served for those who registered
👋 What to Expect:
Network & Learn: Discover how local laws directly affect our financial stability. Meet neighbors, friends, and supporters, experts, advocates, and local elected officials.
Take Action:
Sign our community petition during the morning session to make your voice heard!
🚨 REGISTER TODAY! Seating is strictly limited. Filled on a first-come, first-served basis.
🎁 EARLY BIRD BONUS:
The first 60 people to register will be automatically entered into a special raffle drawing!
Don’t wait—secure your spot ASAP! 🔗 👉 https://forms.gle/wSXvCgRRJrETU13UA [also to tell us your dietary preferences]
Follow us (Queens Cooperatives and Condominiums Action Network (QCCAN) Project) for updates:
📷 Instagram: @qccan_project26
🔗LinkedIn: QCCAN Project
event also at https://instagram.com/p/DZiL_5GC-bk/
WISE revolutions mini-fest, night #2/2: rocío sánchez, AC Diamond, Julia Santoli, Sadie Powers, Laura Feathers, Ana Roman (screening), Camilla Padgitt-Coles (visuals)
$20+
Sun, Jul 19 at 5:00 PM
@ future space (all ages), 5-84 woodward ave, ridgewood, queens
beep beep • MIDDLE SUMMER NOISE COMEDY FESTIVAL - ...beep beep • MIDDLE SUMMER NOISE COMEDY FESTIVAL - SUNDAY JULY 19th at LIFE WORLD • hosted by aura farmer Dale Seever • featuring the NYC premiere of Todd Sullivan’s MANIAC - directed by Natasha Mercado • (( TICKET LINK IN BIO )) but FIRST up… 6pm after the world cup final, performances by lumberob, tom achilles, anni rossi, bobby mcman, rufus tureen, matt genkin, laughter has longlegs, & dina seiden • then MANIAC • plus DJ DAIGORO dub massive & special hyper glitch closing set by STICE. 6pm doors (( seriously, after the WORLD CUP FINAL watch party happening at LIFE WORLD as well… let’s go! Summer in the City (lumberob presents) • beep beep
Verse4Verse is New York's only drag poetry show! ...Verse4Verse is New York's only drag poetry show!
Verse4Verse is hosted by Poison Oak (she/her) a Queens-based poet, drag queen, comedienne, and show host. This month's theme is RAP, and she is joined 3RRDWRLD (they/them), a Brooklyn-based rapper, songwriter, and producer.
DADA is the home bar for Verse4Verse and Ridgewood's coolest cocktail lounge.
ADA accessible and sober friendly space.
Sleepwalk
251 Bushwick Avenue
East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York 11206
music / sound
Artifact No. 27 showcases an evening focused on in...Artifact No. 27 showcases an evening focused on instrumental free improvisation, electro-acoustic performance, and experimental electronics. This month's iteration features id m theft able, Gryphon Rue, and Huichun Yang. Artifact is an experimental music series curated by Brian Wenner, Matthew Ryals, and Karolina Lisowski.
--
Huichun Yang
8:00 PM
Gryphon Rue
8:45 PM
id m theft able
9:30 PM
--
21+ 📶 2 steps
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
On Monday the 20th we will host a discussion with ...On Monday the 20th we will host a discussion with Paul Chan on "Content". Doors at 6, event at 6:30pm. Elevator and air conditioning.
Creative work online is more likely than not being scraped right now as training material for machine-learning models. Once trained on enough data, models are capable of regenerating that work as “content.” “Content” is a euphemism for a species of expression that doesn’t rely on concepts like “quality” or “meaning” to differentiate itself. The way content stands apart aesthetically is simply by its capacity to be created at scale. The fact that the term “content industry” is well on its way to replacing “entertainment industry” as the preferred descriptor for movies and television studios is telling. The best of culture is here synonymous with the sheer amount of it. The more, the better. Whether it is machines that are doing the making, or people who toil like machines, is a distinction without a difference. Are all forms of expression simply "content" today? If not, what distinguishes an expression from *not* being "content"? Who benefits from transforming the intellectual, aesthetic, physical, and emotional labor it takes to make expressions into scalable, algorithmic means of production? It was once argued that forms that could be technologically replicated were instrumental for human cultural flourishing. I'm thinking of the novel (17th century onward), photography (19th century onward), film/video (20th century and on). Can the case still be made today, now that the very means to make expressions are as replicable and scalable as the expressions themselves? Are there any benefits to expressions that do not scale? If so, what are they? If not, why not? What does the dimension of "scalability" do (if anything) to the color, quality, and receptivity of what is being expressed?
READINGS:
--"Content: A Postmortem" - Paul Chan, 2026: https://tinyurl.com/uwnn59yu
--"The Psychology of Your AI Self-Portrait" - Paul Chan, 2025: https://www.frieze.com/article/paul-chan-ai-253
--"Ars :: Longa" - Paul Chan, 2024
--"Machina Aesthetica: Impressions on Art in and out of the Machine Age" - Paul Chan, 2024
General Ideas reading group
Free
Mon, Jul 20 at 6:30 PM
Herbert Von King Park [Bed-Stuy]
literary / research
Experimental reading group, interested in reading...Experimental reading group, interested in reading together as form.
For access to readings, get in touch at: general1ideas2@gmail.com
Who doesn’t like finding treasures in the trash? Especially when it offers some comfort or wisdom?
0
Tue, Jul 21 at 5:00 PM
La Mama ETC
74 East 4th Street, NYC
mutual aid / community,sci-fi / rebel tech,image / performance
Lois found the framed embroidery in the photo abov...Lois found the framed embroidery in the photo above in the giveaway pile at the county dump. For the July 21 Care Cafe, we invite you to bring your found wisdom or trash treasure to share!
It could be in the form of an object, a saying, a story, or even some magical trash materials that we might use to make something wise and wonderful - like a collage, a mobile, or a wall hanging like the one in the picture.
As usual there will come cool refreshment and plenty of care and kindness to go around.
See you there!
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About a Care Cafe...
A Care Café asks us to turn up as we are, with no specific agenda, expectation, or discussion topic, simply asking the question: How can we maintain an attitude of care in an uncaring world? Set up like a conventional café with small tables and chairs, the Care Café acts as a temporary venue for community and conversation with some simple table activities set up within a framework of care. Just by entering the room, we acknowledge something of our own needs in the present moment and our desire to give and receive care.
You can RSVP with La Mama to let us know you are coming, but you can drop in anytime between 5-7 pm.
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Look What I Found in the Trash Care Café
July 21 5-7 pm
a free event created by Lois Weaver
co-hosted with Lois Weaver, Peggy Shaw, Erin Amlicke, and La Mama ETC
Henry Birdsey, Will Hayes / Aliya Ultan / Henry Fraser, Kole Galbraith, Karol Konstancia
$15+
Tue, Jul 21 at 7:00 PM
@ future space (all ages), 5-84 woodward ave, ridgewood, queens
mutual aid / community,literary / research,image / performance
Explore the significance of symbology in and aroun...Explore the significance of symbology in and around cultural and spiritual practice in this discussion + archival-based workshop.
In this session, participants will discover both existing personal symbols and how to create new ones that can carry meaning and significance for use in art and spiritual practice. With symbols in mind, we will sift through archival materials and make pieces around our personal symbols.
Participants will also have the opportunity to enjoy TCM-rooted snacks, sponsored and created by Chef Long Pang.
@ the record shop (all ages), 360 van brunt st., red hook, bklyn
music / sound
🇵🇸 PACBI // ACCESS: 🅰️ ☑️ quick ramp (1 step), ...🇵🇸 PACBI // ACCESS: 🅰️ ☑️ quick ramp (1 step), need to check restroom
7/16: Sebastián Rojas, Hugo Quezada, Shahzad Ismaily (i did the inspect element thing to fix the spelling of shahzad's name lol, i bet they'll get it later)
7/17: Helado Tropical (Record Release; DJ sets by Helado Negro & Reyna Tropical)
7/18: Dorée, Nora Stanley, Oli D Remembers
7/22: Rabbithole
7/31: Johnny Coley Listening Party!
🇵🇸 PACBI +++ "begins with a group instruction on...🇵🇸 PACBI +++ "begins with a group instruction on mindful movement & body awareness" // ACCESS: 🅰️ 📶 tix for address, 2 flights stairs
7/8: Yasmeenah, Madre Guía
7/22: Jalpari, Taia
What Maiz Teaches about Belonging and Healing Our Relationship With Food
0
Thu, Jul 23 at 4:30 PM
virtual
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
This July, Nalgona Positivity Pride is hosting a t...This July, Nalgona Positivity Pride is hosting a three-part live knowledge share, "Maíz Is the Umbilical Portal to Our Indigeneity.” It is for Latinx, Xicanx, and Indigenous peoples who have spent years trying to heal their relationship with food without ever being given a framework that accounts for what they are actually carrying. Most approaches do not address food shame with five-hundred-year roots.
If you have any questions, please reach out to nalgonapride@proton.me
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Sunview Acropolis
257 Nassau Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11222
Greenpoint
literary / research
2026 Summer Feminist Film Series: Norita
$10 Suggested Donation
Fri, Jul 24 at 7:00 PM
Haven Plaza, 711W 168th St NYC 10032
mutual aid / community,image / performance
SUMMER FEMINIST FILM SERIES IN UPPER MANHATTAN!
...SUMMER FEMINIST FILM SERIES IN UPPER MANHATTAN!
ESP ABAJO
Don’t miss the first screening of Undocumented Women's Fund annual Summer Feminist Film Series! ☀️🎬 An uptown staple, the film series is celebrating its 6th year with some very exciting films. Join us for the screening and a conversation on the film’s relevance to UWF’s work and our present political moment.
We are starting with Norita (2023), a film about the founder of Mothers of Plaza de Mayo whose search for her forcibly disappeared son leads to the defeat of a military dictatorship and inspires a new generation of women to fight for their freedoms. For this film, we have the fortune to partner with Mami Chula Social Club and Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung.
The film will be shown in Spanish with English Subtitles.
📆July 24th
📍Haven Plaza, 711W 168th St NYC 10032
⏰Doors open at 7 PM, Film start at 8 PM
☕We are partnering with Bunni Cafe, a beloved neighborhood business, to offer snacks and drinks.
🤲 Suggested donation $10 (nobody turned around for lack of funds). This is a volunteer run initiative and your donations allow us to continue doing this work.
RSVP and Donate at givebutter.com/filmseries2026 💛🔥
🗣️***We encourage you to arrive early to connect with parents and educators from our School Care Circles and Community Emergency Preparedness Project and learn about how you can be part of weaving a community safety network for families at risk of sudden separation. We will raffle a gift card among those that approach us to learn more.
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ESP
¡No te pierdas la primera proyección del Ciclo de Cine Feminista de Verano del Fondo de Mujeres Indocumentadas (UWF)! Nuestro Ciclo de Cine, que se ha vuelto ya un clásico en el Alto Manhattan, celebra su sexto año con tres increíbles documentales . Acompáñanos en la proyección y, al finalizar, quédate para una charla sobre la relevancia del documental para el trabajo del UWF y el momento político actual.
Comenzamos con *Norita* (2023), un documental sobre la fundadora de Madres de Plaza de Mayo, cuya búsqueda de su hijo detenido-desaparecido conduce a la derrota de una dictadura militar e inspira a una nueva generación de mujeres a luchar por sus libertades. Para esta película, tenemos la suerte de colaborar con Mami Chula Social Club y la Fundación Rosa Luxemburg.
La película se proyectará en español con subtítulos en inglés.
📆24 de julio
📍Haven Plaza, 711 W 168th St, Nueva York 10032
⏰Las puertas se abren a las 7 p.m., la película comienza a las 8 p. m.
☕Nos hemos asociado con Bunni Café, un querido negocio del barrio, para ofrecer botanas y bebidas.
Donación sugerida: 10 dólares (nadie se quedará sin poder entrar por falta de fondos). Esta es una iniciativa gestionada por voluntarias y sus donaciones nos permiten seguir realizando este trabajo.
Confirma tu asistencia y dona en givebutter.com/filmseries2026
🗣️***Te invitamos a llegar temprano para conocer a madres y educadoras de nuestro Proyecto “ Círculos de Cuidados Escolares y Preparación Comunitaria para Emergencias”, y para enterarte de cómo puedes ser parte de la construcción de una red de seguridad comunitaria para familias en riesgo de experimentar una separación repentina. Rifaremos una tarjeta de regalo entre quienes se acerquen a nosotras para obtener más información.
Suggested donation $25 for adults, $15 for kids under 12.
Sat, Jul 25 at 11:00 AM
Various NYC locations, see the sign up sheet linked!
mutual aid / community,literary / research,sci-fi / rebel tech
Discover the wild edible and medicinal greens, sea...Discover the wild edible and medicinal greens, seaweeds, berries, roots, and herbs growing in the summer! We’ll be looking for berries, greens, herbs, root vegetables, and more! Forage for Red Mulberries, Juneberries, epazote, sassafras, wild ginger, wineberries, sea rocket, seaweeds, wild blackberries, and more!
CONTACT: Landline: 914-835-2153; Cell/Messages: 914-400-9135
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mutual aid / community,literary / research,image / performance
For a decade, Assembly has existed as a space for ...For a decade, Assembly has existed as a space for young people to expand their dreams, actualize themselves into being, resource their communities, and utilize collaboration as a path toward collective healing. Rooted in abolition, collective care, and the belief that everyone deserves the resources and freedom to become who they are, Assembly has grown into a vibrant community of artists, organizers, educators, and collaborators.
Evidence of Becoming celebrates this first decade with 67 artworks by 24 artists, alongside performances, workshops, conversations, and community resources. More than a retrospective, the exhibition unfolds as a living archive of experimentation, transformation, and shared learning—honoring the many people who have shaped Assembly while reminding us that becoming is never a destination, but an ongoing practice we build together.
Visit during Open Hours
• Thursdays–Saturdays, 12–5pm
• Free and open to the public
Join us throughout the exhibition for a series of public programs:
• Opening Reception
Saturday, July 18 | 5–7pm
• Evidence of Liberation: Abolition Community Day
Saturday, July 25 | 12–6pm
• Practices of Becoming: Assembly Workshop Day
Saturday, August 1 | 12–5pm
• Expressions of Becoming: Assembly Performance Day
Saturday, August 8 | 3–8pm
• We Continue: Closing Celebration
Saturday, August 15 | 12–5pm
Featuring work by:
@amirdakram • @artexanateresa • Camilo Godoy • CUERO CARO • @tqo_ok • @_glennquentin • @alreadyheaven • @hoshynyn • Lai (Delailah Ramos) • @curly.spice • @pszygy • @by.stchristopher • @vince.carder • @__mandarinna • @angelsintheunderground • @serahovidal • @shamar.amir • @8eyondCreative • @synthefire • @sonofbrandy • Vinny Hill • @warnermeadows_ • @websta.os • @1ofakiiind
#EvidenceOfBecoming #RecessAssembly #RecessArt
political action,mutual aid / community,literary / research
Assembly was founded as an alternative-to-incarcer...Assembly was founded as an alternative-to-incarceration (ATI) program shaped around the belief that art-making, relationships, economic resources, and community-led approaches to safety can create powerful pathways beyond the carceral system. This abolition community day invites you to explore the values that have shaped Assembly and that will guide Recess into the future.
12:00 –2:00PM Community Safety Workshop
Join Assembly Fellows for a hands-on workshop exploring the history of policing in NYC and community-led strategies towards safety. We will collectively explore what it means to build individual and collective safety while building out the practices and relationships that help our communities thrive. Whether you're new to abolition or need to skill up on de-escalation strategies, this workshop offers opportunities to learn, reflect, and envision what becomes possible when communities invest in care and accountability.
2:00–3:00PM Community Meal
Food and drinks will be available for anyone around between workshops. Take a walk, explore the exhibition, and break bread with a friend.
3:00–6:00PM Abolition Teach In: Reflections on Liberation
Recess’s Abolition Teach-In Series are gatherings that invite artists, neighbors, organizers, and curious learners to deepen their understanding of the systems shaping carceral systems in the United States while exploring abolitionist frameworks for imagining safety, care, and justice beyond systems of harm. Through conversation, shared learning, and reflection, participants will unpack key histories, terms, and strategies central to abolitionist organizing. In this gathering, join abolitionist organizers, leaders in economic justice and cooperative economics, and cultural strategists for a conversation on lessons that we can learn from across the field to deepen our practices at Recess and beyond. Speakers will be announced in the coming days.
Hex House [East Williamsburg]
Address sent on RSVP
mutual aid / community,literary / research,sci-fi / rebel tech
A variety show and powerpoint party with artists, ...A variety show and powerpoint party with artists, academics and performs presenting work and research around the theme of (w)holesums.
Things come together and fall apart. The ship of Theseus has been scanned, uploaded into the cloud, and parallelized across five availability zones; a million heroes wander a million silicon labyrinths, no minotaur in sight. The product of two imaginary numbers is nothing. The map is the territory, the forest is the trees. All observable phenomena are the castoff effluvium of the universe perceiving itself. Don't look too closely - tryptophobia is contagious.
ALL-ONE OR NONE! ALL-ONE!
DR. BRONNER'S
ALL-ONE!
MAGIC SOAPS
As the days get longer and the temperature creeps toward boiling point, we invite you to convene once again. Are we greater than the sum of our parts, or will the wisdom of crowds prevail? Only through our convergence can we find the answer, as we ponder the theme of "(w)holesums".
You are encouraged to interpret the theme as literally or as abstractly as you would like. You are welcome to present any work in any form, as long as it relates to theme. Submit your talk/presentation/show-and-tell/work proposal: https://framaforms.org/mindswap-wholesums-1782065306
🇵🇸 PACBI +++ ACCESS: 🅰️ with guardian 📶 steps ...🇵🇸 PACBI +++ ACCESS: 🅰️ with guardian 📶 steps to enter, email or ask a pal for address; arrive early, tight space!
"in no particular order": Painted Faces, "Play With Friends," Mezzanine Swimmers, 2uarm, Spreaders, Eugene the Jeep, Feet, Charles Comer, Hortense, Dirt, Cameron Christopher Stuart, Moth Eggs, Peopling, Sh!tomato, Glifter
mutual aid / community,literary / research,music / sound
NYC🗣we’re back at it again for another open mic, ...NYC🗣we’re back at it again for another open mic, a night of Sudani comedy, music, and poetry. Every lineup is one you don’t want to miss!! You never know who’s gonna stop by 👀
If you would like to perform, DM us!
📆Saturday, July 25th
⏱️Doors open at 6:30PM
📍320 W 37th St, New York 10018
#sudan #openmic #nyc #سوداني #السودان.
💋JULY 25💋another SINGLES MIXER
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Sat, Jul 25 at 7:00 PM
Black Spring Books
mutual aid / community,literary / research
back by popular demand❣️this time we are GRILLING ...back by popular demand❣️this time we are GRILLING GLIZZIES while you flirt🤭this is a fundraiser for the slow summer months to help pay rent! there will be free/cheap summer sale books up for grabs, refreshments, & maybe the love of your life? or maybe just a hot sweaty summer fling 😉tix in bio or pay at the door❣️💋❌❌❌
signal
15
Sat, Jul 25 at 7:30 PM
secret location in bedstuy
music / sound
in care of bongowattz and ((aero))
rsvp for addy,...in care of bongowattz and ((aero))
rsvp for addy, strict door, sacred space
Are you a BOY or a MAN? 🙇🏻♂️? 💪? MIKE MIKEDIABLO TEACHES YOU! HOW TO BE A REAL MAN!
16.50
Sat, Jul 25 at 7:30 PM
literary / research,image / performance
ARE YOU A BOY WHO PAINTS THEIR NAILS? 💅🏻
ARE YO...ARE YOU A BOY WHO PAINTS THEIR NAILS? 💅🏻
ARE YOU A TOP WHO’S REALLY A BOTTOM? 🔝🙇🏻♂️
ARE YOU HAVING A SMALL P*NIS AND ASHAMED ABOUT THAT? 🍆😭
THIS IS THE SEMINAR FOR YOU! 📈
MIKE MIKEDIABLO TEACHES YOU! HOW TO BE A REAL MAN! JULY 25TH 7:30pm @come.to.life.world
(ALL GENDERS WELCOME; except for the bad ones)
THIS IS A REAL SEMINAR WHERE MEN WILL MEET TO DISCUSS:
1 Stocks, Investments, Crypto📊
2 Male feelings (Anger) 😡
3 Boy stuff 🥊🏈🥃🍺
4 Macronutrients. Not micronutrients that’s for girls👯♀️
5 Getting laid by a 10 💁♀️
NO LONGER WILL YOU BE THE LONELY BOY AT THE HIGH SCHOOL DANCE WHO SINGS NEIL YOUNG TO HIMSELF ON THE RIDE HOME WITH HIS DAD WHO PICKS HIM UP EARLY.
BY THE END OF THIS SEMINAR MIKE GUARANTEES:
1 Ladies💃
2 Money💸
3 Happiness😀
4 Intimate male friendship 🤼♂️
5 Freedom from self-hatred 🥳
JOIN NOW! With introductory seminars by Saidah Belo-Osagie @applesaidur (Saidah Needs Closure) and Jordan Snyder @dannyisinyourphone (HRT Tuesdays). poster by: @emmadcomedy
The Brooklyn Brewery in Williamsburg, 79 N 11th St, Brooklyn, NY 11249
mutual aid / community,music / sound,image / performance
An open electronic music jam session where produce...An open electronic music jam session where producers, instrumentalists, beat makers, and sound explorers come together to make music in real time through deep listening and spontaneous collaboration. Led by Thomas Woodward Davis, bring your synths, laptops, or instruments with the proper cables to plug in and sync up for an immersive session built on experimentation, connection, and collective groove. All levels welcome! 21+ fully accessible venue.
Delight Factory
303 Saratoga Ave, Brooklyn NY 11233
Ocean Hill / Brownsville
music / sound
An audiovisual concert at the intersection of the ...An audiovisual concert at the intersection of the psychedelic and the avant-garde. ️Pataphysics pairs live ambient and downtempo music with cinematic image compositions created in real-time.️ Sink into a multi-sensory, beautiful environment with immaculate sound and fully lose yourself in otherworldly sonic and visual explorations.
This is a shoes-off event, get comfy.
There will be breaks between sets, the bar is open throughout the night.
Artists
Special Guest:
Jay Reinier: Sound/Visuals
Residents:
Todd Polenberg: Sound
Joshue Ott: Sound/Visuals
Ezekiel Honig: Sound
Schedule:
7:30 PM: Doors open
8:00 PM: Concert begins. There will be breaks between sets.
Ends ca. 11:00 PM
Pataphysics is a bi-monthly audiovisual concert series at Delight Factory, with special guests and resident artists.
Suggested donation $25 for adults, $15 for kids under 12.
Sun, Jul 26 at 11:00 AM
Various NYC locations, see the sign up sheet linked!
mutual aid / community,literary / research,sci-fi / rebel tech
Discover the wild edible and medicinal greens, sea...Discover the wild edible and medicinal greens, seaweeds, berries, roots, and herbs growing in the summer! We’ll be looking for berries, greens, herbs, root vegetables, and more! Forage for Red Mulberries, Juneberries, epazote, sassafras, wild ginger, wineberries, sea rocket, seaweeds, wild blackberries, and more!
CONTACT: Landline: 914-835-2153; Cell/Messages: 914-400-9135
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🇵🇸 PACBI +++ ACCESS: 🅰️ with guardian 📶 steps ...🇵🇸 PACBI +++ ACCESS: 🅰️ with guardian 📶 steps to enter, email or ask a pal for address; arrive early, tight space!
"in no particular order": Painted Faces, "Play With Friends," Mezzanine Swimmers, 2uarm, Spreaders, Eugene the Jeep, Feet, Charles Comer, Hortense, Dirt, Cameron Christopher Stuart, Moth Eggs, Peopling, Sh!tomato, Glifter
Crafting Solidarity: A Disabled QTBIPOC Pride Party!
$5-25
Sun, Jul 26 at 6:00 PM
Prime Produce, 424 W 54th St (Hell's Kitchen)
mutual aid / community,music / sound,image / performance
Come celebrate Disabled QTBIPOC Pride and creativ...Come celebrate Disabled QTBIPOC Pride and creativity in this vibrant access centered event! Start off the evening by meeting local mutual aid & community groups, decorate your disability aid at our craft table, and check out new and lightly used items at our disability and gender affirming mutual aid swap.
We'll transition from early evening to night with an amazing line up of local QTBIPOC performers from 7:30-11pm, ending in a ethereal dance party. (The performances will be livestreamed on Youtube!)
Event Highlights:
Accessibility Centered w/ dedicated access artists
Connect with local QTBIPOC mutual aid groups
Disability & gender affirming mutual aid swap
Experimental music, visuals, drag and a dj-ed dance party!
Crafts, tarot, ear seeds and henna
Access Info:
General Access:
• Gender-free single bathrooms (1 is wheelchair accessible)
• Livestreamed & recorded performances
Virus Safety & Cleaner Air:
• KN95+ mask required & provided
• Same day covid test required & provided
• Air purifiers provided by Positive Deviance
Mobility & Seating:
• Wheelchair accessible main space w/ ramp entrance
• Mixed floor cushion & chair seating
Sensory:
• No strobe lights
• Darkened rest area
• Low scent
• Fidgets and ear plugs available
All events are at Topos Too ~ 5922 Myrtle Ave. Ridgewood, NY 11385 unless otherwise noted
literary / research
𝒥𝒰𝐿𝒴 𝐸𝒱𝐸𝒩𝒯𝒮
July 2 @ 7pm: Poetry is F...𝒥𝒰𝐿𝒴 𝐸𝒱𝐸𝒩𝒯𝒮
July 2 @ 7pm: Poetry is Famous: Jac Bernhard, Lucia Kan-Sperling, Chris Jesu Lee, Samuel Rutter & Chris Rypkema
July 9 @ 7pm: Topos Press Presents: Painted Faces album release with Degenerative Synthesis & Iker Munduate
July 12 @ 7pm: Working Girls Poetry Night: Jamie Hood, Constantine Jones, Robert Balun & Ariel Martinez
July 16 @ 7pm: Erotica Nite with Blush Bullseye
July 26 @ 7pm: Horrid with Sophie Abromowitz & Simone Norman
Flyer by @p.n.p.l
Hans Tammen presents Loose Talk #6: Cometa Negra (Matt Belen, Peter Carlovich, Jack Lynch), Shardik (Matt Hollenberg, Sana Nagano, Nick Jost, Danny Sher), & more
$15
Mon, Jul 27 at 7:00 PM
@ main drag (all ages), 50 s. 1st st., williamsburg, bklyn
music / sound
ACCESS: 🅰️ ☑️ now wheelchair accessible! :D need ...ACCESS: 🅰️ ☑️ now wheelchair accessible! :D need to check restroom
Join us in our Crown Heights studio for a monthly ...Join us in our Crown Heights studio for a monthly series of writing workshops. Disaffected adjunct poets Levy Erwin, Sara Jane Stoner, and Mel Elberg will each craft durational writing prompts from a selected chaplet in our archive of raw, feminist poetics as a gesture toward reclaiming writing education from the corporatized university death cult.
Sign up for one or all three, bring yourself and your writing instruments of choice. All backgrounds and experience levels are welcome! Participants will receive a copy of the featured chaplet. Drinks & snacks provided.
Tues. June 30th 7-9PM Facilitated by Levy Erwin ft. Animalia by Jari Bradley
*proceeds go to Jari’s emergency living & medical expenses
Thurs. July 30th 7-9PM Facilitated by Sara Jane Stoner ft. Their Gravity by Oki Sogumi
Tues. August 11th 7-9PM Facilitated by Mel Elberg ft. Selected Poems by Emel Irtem; trans. by Özge Özbek Akiman
Belladonna* is a feminist avant-garde collaborative and literary press founded in 1999 in New York. Following our 25+ year commitment to uplifting the material lives of poets, the Belladonna* School of Feminist Practice & Poetics seeks to de-institutionalize and make accessible the skills and resources of working writers
mutual aid / community,music / sound,image / performance
Join Wet Spot and Jane Free Productions to celebra...Join Wet Spot and Jane Free Productions to celebrate the season four launch of their DIY Film Festival! We have crafted an evening of live entertainment, music, comedy, dance and most importantly: DIY vibes all night long!!
Live Music from Sio, Jane Free, and Klovis + The Urinal Cakes🎸
DJ sets from Boy Jordan + DJ Jessica Chaos 🎧
Plus flash tattoos from @hmacsauz 🙏
Dance, sing a long, MAKE A FILM, change the world. (repeat) 🎥🪩💦
And…they are now accepting film submissions July 15, 2026 - June 15, 2027. Seeking radical and rogue shorts from around the world! The October 2027 showcase will feature:
Rogue Docs
Music Videos
Narrative shorts
@ the record shop (all ages), 360 van brunt st., red hook, bklyn
music / sound
🇵🇸 PACBI // ACCESS: 🅰️ ☑️ quick ramp (1 step), ...🇵🇸 PACBI // ACCESS: 🅰️ ☑️ quick ramp (1 step), need to check restroom
7/16: Sebastián Rojas, Hugo Quezada, Shahzad Ismaily (i did the inspect element thing to fix the spelling of shahzad's name lol, i bet they'll get it later)
7/17: Helado Tropical (Record Release; DJ sets by Helado Negro & Reyna Tropical)
7/18: Dorée, Nora Stanley, Oli D Remembers
7/22: Rabbithole
7/31: Johnny Coley Listening Party!
mutual aid / community,literary / research,image / performance
For a decade, Assembly has existed as a space for ...For a decade, Assembly has existed as a space for young people to expand their dreams, actualize themselves into being, resource their communities, and utilize collaboration as a path toward collective healing. Rooted in abolition, collective care, and the belief that everyone deserves the resources and freedom to become who they are, Assembly has grown into a vibrant community of artists, organizers, educators, and collaborators.
Evidence of Becoming celebrates this first decade with 67 artworks by 24 artists, alongside performances, workshops, conversations, and community resources. More than a retrospective, the exhibition unfolds as a living archive of experimentation, transformation, and shared learning—honoring the many people who have shaped Assembly while reminding us that becoming is never a destination, but an ongoing practice we build together.
Visit during Open Hours
• Thursdays–Saturdays, 12–5pm
• Free and open to the public
Join us throughout the exhibition for a series of public programs:
• Opening Reception
Saturday, July 18 | 5–7pm
• Evidence of Liberation: Abolition Community Day
Saturday, July 25 | 12–6pm
• Practices of Becoming: Assembly Workshop Day
Saturday, August 1 | 12–5pm
• Expressions of Becoming: Assembly Performance Day
Saturday, August 8 | 3–8pm
• We Continue: Closing Celebration
Saturday, August 15 | 12–5pm
Featuring work by:
@amirdakram • @artexanateresa • Camilo Godoy • CUERO CARO • @tqo_ok • @_glennquentin • @alreadyheaven • @hoshynyn • Lai (Delailah Ramos) • @curly.spice • @pszygy • @by.stchristopher • @vince.carder • @__mandarinna • @angelsintheunderground • @serahovidal • @shamar.amir • @8eyondCreative • @synthefire • @sonofbrandy • Vinny Hill • @warnermeadows_ • @websta.os • @1ofakiiind
#EvidenceOfBecoming #RecessAssembly #RecessArt
Free (suggested donation of $5 for those with the means to do so!)
Sat, Aug 1 at 4:00 PM
Herbert von King Park (Northeastern Corner), Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn
mutual aid / community
Speed Dating in the Park is the perfect summer eve...Speed Dating in the Park is the perfect summer event for activists, artists, punks, misfits, queers, noise musicians, weirdos, circus performers, organizers, Luddites, etc. looking to date in public space off predatory, self-esteem obliterating dating apps.
Come through for a fun and flirty time! ;)
At the event you’ll go on five-minute dates for about an hour depending on the headcount. You won’t be separated by sexuality or gender—so get ready to make some friends too! To ensure a respectful dating atmosphere for all, please be prepared to turn your phone off at the start of the dates. We will likely sit on picnic blankets unless we can transport chairs (email us if you have access to 30+ folding chairs and/or a car!) If sitting on the ground doesn't work for your body, tell us more in the access needs question. We will get accessible seating for you and your dates so your conversations can happen at eye level!
All genders, sexualities, and relationship styles are welcome. Speed Dating in the Park is an inclusive, anti-racist, intersectional feminist, sex positive, and queer affirming space. This event is free and 21+.
Please be sure to fill out the form ahead of time and feel empowered to email sophiemscholl21@protonmail.com with any questions or concerns. Consider donating at @vail-varoney on Venmo if you have the means. Printing and refreshments add up!
We are so excited to see you there! <3
**In case of inclement weather, we’ll meet same time and place on Saturday, August 8**
Summer Thunder: Toody Cole (of Dead Moon) & Her Band
🌀 free
Sun, Aug 2 at 2:00 PM
@ union pool (21+), 484 union ave, williamsburg, bklyn –– through bar to outdoor patio
music / sound
courtyard zone, "rain or shine, entry based on cap...courtyard zone, "rain or shine, entry based on capacity, first come first served"
ACCESS: 21+ ♿️ quick ramp available
HIGHSIGH (Release Show), more eaze, Chris Ryan Williams
$19
Tue, Aug 4 at 7:00 PM
@ union pool (21+), 484 union ave, williamsburg, bklyn
music / sound
ACCESS: 21+ ♿️ quick ramp available
7pm doors; ...ACCESS: 21+ ♿️ quick ramp available
7pm doors; HIGHSIGH: John Dieterich, Ro(b)//ert Lundberg, Matt Mehlan, this show ft. Qasim Naqvi, Jessica Pavone, m.e., Williams, Sasha Lakind
Beautiful Days Press/"Not Guilty" chapbook release: Jeremy Hoevenaar, Jordana Carlin, Thom Donovan, Jacqueline Waters
Free
Wed, Aug 5 at 7:00 PM
Sunview Acropolis
257 Nassau Ave
Brooklyn, NY 11222
Greenpoint
literary / research
No Lights No Lycra (NLNL)
PWYCA (suggested $15)
Wed, Aug 5 at 7:00 PM
Prime Produce, 424 W 54th St
Hell's Kitchen
mutual aid / community,music / sound
With the lights out you can dance without worrying...With the lights out you can dance without worrying about 'getting it right'. It's 60 minutes of party classics and tunes to get you moving. Bring a water bottle and comfortable clothes to dance in.
No Lights No Lycra offers a welcoming space for people to dance freely in a friendly, non-threatening, drug- and alcohol-free environment. With the lights dimmed, everyone can dance without worrying about their appearance. Please refrain from using phones on or around the dance floor. We hope you enjoy this opportunity to dance independently in the company of others. Talking is discouraged to enhance the experience
We’re pleased to be hosting NLNL on the first Wednesday of the month with the support of Prime Produce, a cooperatively-run building home to a diverse ecosystem of friends, family, and neighbours who deepen their relationships through collaborating on community service projects. We are aligned with their values and want to create mutual benefit within its ecosystem. We hope that the cafe can provide a space for dancers looking for a place to socialize with each other and the Prime Produce community after the last song plays.
Tickets are $15 suggested donation. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase from the cafe and donations $15 and above will receive $5 off any purchase. Due to limited space, we kindly ask that you obtain a ticket in advance, but we will accept drop-ins as long as their is space on the dancefloor. It is important to us that NLNL remains accessible; we will always have space for you regardless of financial situation.
Join our NYC event mailing below
https://mailchi.mp/69c8d4142de6/no-lights-no-lycra-event-mailing-list
Check out our code of conduct
https://pad.nixnet.services/s/rXkIRauau#
Past playlists and other links here
https://linktr.ee/nlnlnyc
Exhibition: Itinerant Signal Institute (Rite of Spring)
Free
Thu, Aug 6 at 6:00 PM
Flux IV, 56-21 2nd Street
Long Island City, NY
political action,sci-fi / rebel tech,image / performance
Flux Factory is pleased to present Itinerant Signa...Flux Factory is pleased to present Itinerant Signal Institute (Rite of Spring), a solo exhibition by artist Amelia Marzec.
Itinerant Signal Institute (Rite of Spring) is a fictional institute and installation, grounded in techno-ecological art. The story of the Institute is told through sculpture, digital images, internet art, microcontrollers, and scientific displays. In it, creatures have emerged from the melting permafrost to join the Institute and return to modern-day cities to examine their climates. The creatures wear headdresses of bones and fossils, inspired by Eastern European carnival costumes that denote the changing of seasons. They acknowledge the effect of human activity on the Arctic Circle, and anticipate increasing climate migration due to military fuel consumption. The Institute tests for environmental toxins to identify places of relative safety, through small hand-built quasi-scientific devices that test the air and soil. The work also addresses queer migration, and re-defining the idea of home in the current political climate. It incorporates plant knowledge to influence the endocrine system, reducing human desire for late-stage capitalism and war at a biological level. Sites tested by the Institute include former military bases, including WWII sites in Europe, and Newtown Creek, the location of one of the United State's largest oil spills, where the artist's family lived when they emigrated to New York City. The work evolves as the Institute installs servers in partner organizations as the project moves from place to place.
Itinerant Signal Institute (Rite of Spring) is presented as part of the artist's 2026 NYSCA Fellowship.
Opening Reception: August 6, 6-9pm, with an artist talk at 7pm
Exhibition: August 6-30, 2026, open weekends, noon-6pm or by appointment
Performance: Saturday, August 22 at 3pm
At Flux IV, 56-21 2nd Street, Queens, NY
https://www.fluxfactory.org/itinerant-signal-institute-rite-of-spring/
mutual aid / community,literary / research,image / performance
For a decade, Assembly has existed as a space for ...For a decade, Assembly has existed as a space for young people to expand their dreams, actualize themselves into being, resource their communities, and utilize collaboration as a path toward collective healing. Rooted in abolition, collective care, and the belief that everyone deserves the resources and freedom to become who they are, Assembly has grown into a vibrant community of artists, organizers, educators, and collaborators.
Evidence of Becoming celebrates this first decade with 67 artworks by 24 artists, alongside performances, workshops, conversations, and community resources. More than a retrospective, the exhibition unfolds as a living archive of experimentation, transformation, and shared learning—honoring the many people who have shaped Assembly while reminding us that becoming is never a destination, but an ongoing practice we build together.
Visit during Open Hours
• Thursdays–Saturdays, 12–5pm
• Free and open to the public
Join us throughout the exhibition for a series of public programs:
• Opening Reception
Saturday, July 18 | 5–7pm
• Evidence of Liberation: Abolition Community Day
Saturday, July 25 | 12–6pm
• Practices of Becoming: Assembly Workshop Day
Saturday, August 1 | 12–5pm
• Expressions of Becoming: Assembly Performance Day
Saturday, August 8 | 3–8pm
• We Continue: Closing Celebration
Saturday, August 15 | 12–5pm
Featuring work by:
@amirdakram • @artexanateresa • Camilo Godoy • CUERO CARO • @tqo_ok • @_glennquentin • @alreadyheaven • @hoshynyn • Lai (Delailah Ramos) • @curly.spice • @pszygy • @by.stchristopher • @vince.carder • @__mandarinna • @angelsintheunderground • @serahovidal • @shamar.amir • @8eyondCreative • @synthefire • @sonofbrandy • Vinny Hill • @warnermeadows_ • @websta.os • @1ofakiiind
#EvidenceOfBecoming #RecessAssembly #RecessArt
On Saturday, August 8th, 2026, we'll be gathering ...On Saturday, August 8th, 2026, we'll be gathering in places around the world to write and celebrate HTML.
join @forourliberation & @actionreadinesscollectiv...join @forourliberation & @actionreadinesscollective_nyc at @anotherworldbk for our monthly free clinic 12-2pm on sunday 7/5, 8/9, and 9/6!
come talk to a healthcare worker who understands that the capitalist healthcare system was designed not only as a racist, sexist, eugenicist system, but also designed to only “cure” us so that we can go back to work.
“healthcare under capitalism only serves to maintain people’s ability to engage in alienated labor,” as written by an ARCNYC comrade in another world’s newspaper, the people’s torch.
stop by and get your blood pressure checked, get a free health screening, get free STI testing from @projectstay_nyc, get free PCR quality COVID/flu/RSV testing from @g_rebls , free zines, free rapid covid tests, free narcan, free masks, & free copies of the people’s torch.
as always, kn95 (or better) masks are required + provided.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Aug 10 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Join us in our Crown Heights studio for a monthly ...Join us in our Crown Heights studio for a monthly series of writing workshops. Disaffected adjunct poets Levy Erwin, Sara Jane Stoner, and Mel Elberg will each craft durational writing prompts from a selected chaplet in our archive of raw, feminist poetics as a gesture toward reclaiming writing education from the corporatized university death cult.
Sign up for one or all three, bring yourself and your writing instruments of choice. All backgrounds and experience levels are welcome! Participants will receive a copy of the featured chaplet. Drinks & snacks provided.
Tues. June 30th 7-9PM Facilitated by Levy Erwin ft. Animalia by Jari Bradley
*proceeds go to Jari’s emergency living & medical expenses
Thurs. July 30th 7-9PM Facilitated by Sara Jane Stoner ft. Their Gravity by Oki Sogumi
Tues. August 11th 7-9PM Facilitated by Mel Elberg ft. Selected Poems by Emel Irtem; trans. by Özge Özbek Akiman
Belladonna* is a feminist avant-garde collaborative and literary press founded in 1999 in New York. Following our 25+ year commitment to uplifting the material lives of poets, the Belladonna* School of Feminist Practice & Poetics seeks to de-institutionalize and make accessible the skills and resources of working writers
mutual aid / community,literary / research,image / performance
For a decade, Assembly has existed as a space for ...For a decade, Assembly has existed as a space for young people to expand their dreams, actualize themselves into being, resource their communities, and utilize collaboration as a path toward collective healing. Rooted in abolition, collective care, and the belief that everyone deserves the resources and freedom to become who they are, Assembly has grown into a vibrant community of artists, organizers, educators, and collaborators.
Evidence of Becoming celebrates this first decade with 67 artworks by 24 artists, alongside performances, workshops, conversations, and community resources. More than a retrospective, the exhibition unfolds as a living archive of experimentation, transformation, and shared learning—honoring the many people who have shaped Assembly while reminding us that becoming is never a destination, but an ongoing practice we build together.
Visit during Open Hours
• Thursdays–Saturdays, 12–5pm
• Free and open to the public
Join us throughout the exhibition for a series of public programs:
• Opening Reception
Saturday, July 18 | 5–7pm
• Evidence of Liberation: Abolition Community Day
Saturday, July 25 | 12–6pm
• Practices of Becoming: Assembly Workshop Day
Saturday, August 1 | 12–5pm
• Expressions of Becoming: Assembly Performance Day
Saturday, August 8 | 3–8pm
• We Continue: Closing Celebration
Saturday, August 15 | 12–5pm
Featuring work by:
@amirdakram • @artexanateresa • Camilo Godoy • CUERO CARO • @tqo_ok • @_glennquentin • @alreadyheaven • @hoshynyn • Lai (Delailah Ramos) • @curly.spice • @pszygy • @by.stchristopher • @vince.carder • @__mandarinna • @angelsintheunderground • @serahovidal • @shamar.amir • @8eyondCreative • @synthefire • @sonofbrandy • Vinny Hill • @warnermeadows_ • @websta.os • @1ofakiiind
#EvidenceOfBecoming #RecessAssembly #RecessArt
Wonderville is hosting a one-day Alt.Ctrl Festival...Wonderville is hosting a one-day Alt.Ctrl Festival on Sunday August 30th from 2pm - 10pm! Alt.Ctrl games are games that use alternative controllers.
For additional questions please email hello@wonderville.nyc
With the lights out you can dance without worrying...With the lights out you can dance without worrying about 'getting it right'. It's 60 minutes of party classics and tunes to get you moving. Bring a water bottle and comfortable clothes to dance in.
No Lights No Lycra offers a welcoming space for people to dance freely in a friendly, non-threatening, drug- and alcohol-free environment. With the lights dimmed, everyone can dance without worrying about their appearance. Please refrain from using phones on or around the dance floor. We hope you enjoy this opportunity to dance independently in the company of others. Talking is discouraged to enhance the experience
We’re pleased to be hosting NLNL on the first Wednesday of the month with the support of Prime Produce, a cooperatively-run building home to a diverse ecosystem of friends, family, and neighbours who deepen their relationships through collaborating on community service projects. We are aligned with their values and want to create mutual benefit within its ecosystem. We hope that the cafe can provide a space for dancers looking for a place to socialize with each other and the Prime Produce community after the last song plays.
Tickets are $15 suggested donation. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase from the cafe and donations $15 and above will receive $5 off any purchase. Due to limited space, we kindly ask that you obtain a ticket in advance, but we will accept drop-ins as long as their is space on the dancefloor. It is important to us that NLNL remains accessible; we will always have space for you regardless of financial situation.
Join our NYC event mailing below
https://mailchi.mp/69c8d4142de6/no-lights-no-lycra-event-mailing-list
Check out our code of conduct
https://pad.nixnet.services/s/rXkIRauau#
Past playlists and other links here
https://linktr.ee/nlnlnyc
join @forourliberation & @actionreadinesscollectiv...join @forourliberation & @actionreadinesscollective_nyc at @anotherworldbk for our monthly free clinic 12-2pm on sunday 7/5, 8/9, and 9/6!
come talk to a healthcare worker who understands that the capitalist healthcare system was designed not only as a racist, sexist, eugenicist system, but also designed to only “cure” us so that we can go back to work.
“healthcare under capitalism only serves to maintain people’s ability to engage in alienated labor,” as written by an ARCNYC comrade in another world’s newspaper, the people’s torch.
stop by and get your blood pressure checked, get a free health screening, get free STI testing from @projectstay_nyc, get free PCR quality COVID/flu/RSV testing from @g_rebls , free zines, free rapid covid tests, free narcan, free masks, & free copies of the people’s torch.
as always, kn95 (or better) masks are required + provided.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Sep 14 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Oct 12 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Nov 9 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! [Interference Archive]
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
Mon, Dec 14 at 6:00 PM
Park Slope
mutual aid / community,image / performance
Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts mee...Join us for another year of monthly fiber arts meetups in support of Palestine: Fiber Friends of Falastin! All dates are listed in the graphic. Check IG to confirm dates, and any schedule changes.
Suggested donation (which helps keep IA’s doors open and lights on, quite literally): $5-$10
This is an exploratory social activity for folks who have basic crochet, knitting, sewing, quilting, weaving, embroidery, (and more!) skills, and who are interested in building community at the intersection of textile-making and social movements.
We have yarn, some crochet hooks, and some scissors to work on a group project in support of Palestine. You are also welcome to bring your own tools and materials, and related projects to work on.
Please note that this is not a workshop designed to teach skills, although you may learn new skills when you come! To participate in the crochet activity you will need to know how to do a chain stitch and a single crochet stitch, which can be learned here.
Masking is always encouraged at Interference Archive. We will provide masks at the door.
In a remote Chinese village, a farming family surv...In a remote Chinese village, a farming family survived wars, political upheaval, and famine. Persecution and hardship eventually forced the family to scatter. Against the backdrop of China’s rapid urbanization, the filmmaker sets out to unearth her family’s enduring bond with this long-forgotten village, hidden deeply in the vast mountain range of Loess Plateau.
Infused with performance, poetry, and animation, the film constructs a living archive of oral history and community theater. Summoning the past into the present, May the Soil Be Everywhere chronicles China’s history of war, famine, and rapid urbanization through the lens of four generations in one family. We invite you to gather and meditate on familial history, heritage, soil, and community liberation.
Followed by a Q&A with filmmaker Yehui Zhao and artist Walis Johnson.
Red Calendar is an arts and action calendar that helps NYC gather without
big tech middlemen. Managed by a team of editors, the Calendar also
encourages cross-pollination among NYC's leftist/arts/culture communities.
Anyone can add events for free, pending editor approval!
Red Calendar is big-tech-free—no Meta, no AWS, no GCal. Each day's
events reorder when you refresh and each event, when expanded, has its own
sharable url. We are called Red Calendar because we wanted a color, and
this was the shortest (and cheapest) url we could find that incorporated
"calendar" and a color.
This is a labor of love. Countless hours have gone into
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