A courtyard show on Thursday (this evening!) with…
-folian from pdx https://instagram.com/folianpdx
-Canadensis from pdx https://instagram.com/canadensis.sounds
-Kyle Bradshaw from Santa Cruz https://instagram.com/cryle_sadshaw
6pm and masks strongly encouraged. $10 (notaflof).
About Folian from their bandcamp - "Winds blow and waves gently crash against a structure in the center of the sea. One by one and patiently placed; each note, a beautiful brick carefully crafted from compartmentalized pain, builds the monument to open wounds that is "Ache Pillars". Folian's gorgeous melodies run their fingers across old scars, while softly whispering in your ears that more heartbreak is undeniably inevitable." - Dylan Garrett Smith (fine-artist/printmaker)
About latest album from Canadensis - (from their Bandcamp) "The Decades Apart Have Weathered Us Both" is the third full-length album by Portland, OR duo Canadensis. It explores missing fragments of the soul, traumatically lost or discarded by ego as it morphs through time. What might have been if issues were worked through instead of shed? Even if reunited, would the two parts still reject each other? It's been so long.
Free Skool is in full bloom this week with several great classes - full info at
-Saturday 7/16 - Why Knot? A Knot-Tying Workshop, 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. with will - happening at
https://instagram.com/subrosa_space(703 Pacific Ave, Santa Cruz)
-Saturday 7/16 - The Participation of Women in Global Revolutionary Struggles, 1 p.m. with Ariella happening at
https://instagram.com/tabbycatcafe (1011 Cedar St, Santa Cruz)
-Saturday 7/16 - Fábrica Open Hours, 2-5 p.m. happening at
https://instagram.com/the_fabrica_ (703 Pacific Ave, Santa Cruz)
Sunday 7/17 - First Aid Fundamentals for a Protest Environment, 1-3 p.m. with Tyler McCann-Acosta (at SubRosa - 703 Pacific Ave, Santa Cruz)
For class descriptions and other info go to
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