7 Stages TheatreArt of Activism
Art of Activism brings together community experts, artists and patrons for powerful conversations. Throughout the year, community members gather to discuss the social justice, othering, and the prevalence of intolerance.
Community members interested in conversations on social justice, othering, and intolerance · Throughout the year, for upcoming Art of Activism conversations · Free
From 7stages.org/ourprograms/art-of-activism ↗About this program
Conversations are often related to a specific 7 Stages production, but always cover topics of the utmost social importance and relevance. You don’t have to see the production to attend the Art of Activism brunch but we encourage participants to do so to fully understand how the art connects to the community conversations.
Questions
Do I have to see the production to attend the Art of Activism brunch?
You don’t have to see the production to attend the Art of Activism brunch but we encourage participants to do so to fully understand how the art connects to the community conversations.
How much does attendance cost?
Attendance is complimentary
Details
- Who
- Community members interested in conversations on social justice, othering, and intolerance
- When
- Throughout the year, for upcoming Art of Activism conversations
- Where
- 7 Stages Theatre, 1105 Euclid Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
- Cost
- Free
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