Monkeyhouse

Look at how cute these little guys look on a tree!! (Thanks for lending me your tree!)

Head over to the link in our bio or MonkeyhouseLovesMe.com to his or buy them now!

aMaSSiT applications are open! Apply by December 19th to join karen and The Dance Complex.

Why should you donate to Monkeyhouse? Well, you could win this hand made tote bag out of one of our original T-shirts! We'll give away a prize for every 25 donations we receive (of any amount!). So big or small, your donation will not only help us to continue to support local artists, but it could win you a one of a kind prize made by .i.c.o.l.e.h.a.r.r.i.s!

Donate now at the link in our bio or at Monkeyhouse LovesMe.com and help us reach our goal of $25,000!

ID: a black tote bag with "Monkeyhouse Loves Me! Ask me why!" in curly orange font across the front. One image is zoomed out, one is close up with a view of the orange lining and straps.

Look at this beautiful cake! We had a lovely night last night celebrating the success of 's second season. We are so glad to have been part of it!

- where was the cake from?

ID: a gorgeous cake with the Rasik logo.

Posted • BCA Dance Lab Resident Melissa Alexis invites you to a free movement workshop exploring healing and evolution, themes that inform her newest work, The Promised Land.

Through guided choreography and structured improvisation, participants will explore questions like:
❔How do we honor the struggle of our ancestors while healing past wounds to move forward in the light?
❔What does it sound and feel like to move from war to harmony?
❔What reconfiguration of (our) nature has to happen for us to co-create a new world that we want to live in and pass on?
❔How will artificial intelligence (AI) shape us and how will we shape AI?

No dance background necessary ~ just curiosity and openness. Come move and reflect with guided form and flow.

📅 Saturday, October 25 | 6:30–8:30 PM
📍 Martin Hall, BCA Calderwood Pavilion | 527 Tremont St, Boston, MA 02116
*Free + Open to participants ages 12+
*RSVP required via 🔗 in bio

Love all the work our Fiscally Sponsored Artists are creating and presenting!

Before leaving Cleveland I got a milkshake at Pammy's Ice Cream in honor of my Mom (hi, Pammy!) and got to see this beautiful ceiling of a GROCERY STORE. (Market Basket might need to up their game....)

Heading to the airport soon!

ID: a neon sign with an ice cream cone and the name Pammy's Ice Cream next to a (very) green milkshake.

An incredible glass dome ceiling of the grocery store.

I got to play with arts and crafts alongside Jessica from for my last session at LEAD. What a great way to wind up an exciting week!

ID: a paper, wooden stick and mesh fabric model of an imaginary botanical garden ramp/stair structure.

A smattering of stencils and paints from karen's workshop yesterday

Thanks to a Public Art Learning grant from NEFA, karen is Florence, AL studying surface design on fabric . On the way to dinner last night she discovered the Singing River statue and learned about Yuchi culture in the area before the Trail of Tears.

ID: An 18-foot tall semi-abstract sculpture of a 1950s-era trumpeter created from recycled aluminium by Tuscumbia metalwork artist Audwin McGee.

The Arts & Culture Accessibility Hub went live TODAY! Check it out to find an amazing range of access resources and you might even find some content from someone you recognize....!

ID: A red card that says Access is my love language

The QR code for ArtsAccessHub.org
Everything you need to turn intentions into actions - for FREE!

LET'S DO THIS!

Day one of the LEAD Conference is here! (Leadership Exchange in Arts & Disability Annual Conference)

ID: Sign that welcomes you to the 2025 LEAD Conference!