This will be for everyone who's worried about our country's future. There will be music, dancing, and a chance to meet people who support equity, justice, & respect for all.
This will be delivered by Tambra Raye Stevenson, a nutrition educator and food justice activist. Registration is at the Food Literacy for All course site at the U of M.
MOODS mixes lo-fi drum’n’bass beats, free improvisation, jazz embellishments, and psychedelic soundscapes.
The two former mayors will talk about governing in a time of crisis.
There will also be an 8:45pm set.
Members of the troupe will be in conversation with film director Eric Ting.
The original members will be joined by two New Orleans musicians, Chris Severin and Kyle Roussel. There will also be a separate ticketed show at 9:30pm.
The duo will perform their multi-movement piece “Hexagons”.
The quartet will play music by Schubert and other performers.
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