A Night of Art & Protest
Thursday, November 12 @ 6:30 p.m.
Dearborn First UMC, 22124 Garrison St.
Come experience an evening of justice-seeking through a variety of art forms: visual art, music, storytelling, and poetry. These events will focus on the need to organize, find your voice, your method of expression, and your place in the long marathon to building a community of peace and justice.
The evening will feature music, art, and poetry.
Using creative expression to seek social change makes our time together not only informative, but meaningful and surrounded by beauty.
FEATURED ARTISTS:
VISUAL ART:
Artist Julianna San Roman Rojas shares her story of immigration, deportation, and forced family separation
MUSIC:
Singer/Musicians Pete Caldwell and Tammy Croxall
Do you have art to share?
There is still room for more artists to participate on November 12 and January 21! We invite artists, musicians, writers, dancers, and creators of all types (even culinary!) to contribute their work on themes of immigration, protest, or other social justice issues for this, or for future events. Activist and socially conscious art of all forms is encouraged—visual, musical, poetic, multimedia, or even dance and movement.
For more information or to inquire about contributing art or performance pieces, please contact Pastor Suzy or Jeff Karoub
OR BRING YOUR OWN PROTEST SIGN - THAT’S ART TOO!
ADDITIONAL EVENT INFORMATION:
Enter via the doors off the parking lot, at the rear of the building.
Free and Accessible Parking: in the lot behind the church (driveways on Morley and Garrison Streets), at the curb or in the city lot on Garrison Street.
Barrier-Free access (wheelchair parking and lift)
Barrier-Free and gender-neutral restrooms