You are invited to a 4-week workshop teaching the process of silkscreening, from sketch to digital artwork to screen set up, and finally printing on fabric and paper.
Join us this Saturday in-person for a free workshop and performance, celebrating the 20 year anniversary of La Cumbiamba NY. With traditional instruments such as the indigenous Gaita flutes and the Afro-Colombian drums, the group, led by multi-instrumentalist, composer and educator Martin Vejarano, has established itself as one of the finest Cumbia ensembles in the US.
Join 1804 Books and The People’s Forum for a celebration of leftist texts for Red Books Day, an annual holiday commemorating the publication of the Communist Manifesto in 1848. We’ll be open on a Sunday(!) so you can enjoy all the day will have to offer. Help us stand in solidarity with revolutionary thinkers and writers against fascism and right-wing repression!
Let’s explore the acrylic painting technique through the popular painting traditions of the world.
This is an art workshop and skillshare, led by shenby @leftaesthetic, for cultural workers, organizers, and artists to learn about agitation propaganda for class struggle and to build political posters to actively use in revolutionary organizing.
The People’s Summit will host three days of art, music, speakers, debates, workshops, panel discussions, performances—all which uplift the voices of the people and imagine a new world; one that puts people’s democracy first.
During this Know Your Rights Workshop participants will learn a brief summary of the history of policing, and learn about how they can assert their rights with the police.
Join community organizers from BAYAN NY and the Philippine national-democratic movement as we explore and
This is an in-person practicum session for attendees to learn and practice crucial life saving practices, which includes identifying and treating opioid overdose, wounds, injuries and many other crucial tactics.
Join Tabatha Holley, Walter Wink & June Keener Wink Fellow with the Fellowship of Reconciliation for the 2nd public dialogue in a monthly series of hybrid gatherings -- held in-person at The People's Forum in NYC, joined by an online Zoom audience -- that seek to engage on a variety of themes.
We feel called to devote our musical craft to supporting social movements for justice and liberation.
The artists will share their work, talk through questions about the crossover between art and struggle, and lead participants through a hands-on art experiment meant to spark further creative work.
