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Dance Embody: Ecstatic Dance for Women
Dance Embody: Ecstatic Dance for Women
Join us for a circle of connection and somatic exploration, where dance is a freeform meditation, and sober revelation
Join us for a circle of connection and somatic exploration, where dance is a freeform meditation, and sober revelation
Working in partnership with Wayfinders on Hudson, we are a growing community of women who circle and share, facilitate embodiment practice or just drop in for a much need break and chance to dance. Facilitation may include movement guidance, contact improvisation, song circles, live drumming and more. If you would like to facilitate, we can pay $75. Reach out and join the collective! The current season is sold out. Lean more at DanceEmbody.Com
April 22: Earth Day Panel: The Evolution of the Environmental Movement
April 22: Earth Day Panel: The Evolution of the Environmental Movement
The Earth Day launch of Chaos & Catharsis will bring together Rev Billy Talen and Samantha Sweetwater, alongside one or two additional voices, for a rich conversation on the evolution of the environmental movement. From early conservation efforts and street protest to today’s wider reckoning with climate disruption, inequality, and spiritual disconnection, the panel will explore how the movement is changing and what forms of activism, leadership, and community are now needed. The evening is designed not only to illuminate the scale of the challenges before us, but also to help people imagine a more grounded, relational, and life-affirming path forward. Tickets will be available at the Irvington Theater soon. The conversation will start at 7pm.
Samantha Sweetwater
Samantha Sweetwater
An author, educator, ceremonial guide, and executive coach whose book True Human explores healing and purpose in a time of disruption. For over 30 years, she has helped people and organizations navigate change through embodiment, ecological wisdom, and spiritual insight.
Reverand Billy Talen
Reverand Billy Talen
A performance activist, writer, and founder of Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping. For roughly three decades, he has used satire, music, and creative direct action to confront consumer culture and defend Earth, community, and the commons.
Irvington Theater
Irvington Theater
A historic 432-seat venue located within Town Hall in Irvington, NY, serving as a cultural hub for the Hudson Valley. Known for its intimate atmosphere, it hosts theater, music, comedy, and film, often featuring professional local and touring productions.
April 25: Performance by Reverend Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir
April 25: Performance by Reverend Billy and the Stop Shopping Choir
Our kick off event features Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping, a radical performance community based in New York City and led by Reverend Billy and Savitri D. Tickets will be available at the Irvington Theater soon.
Our kick off event features Reverend Billy and the Church of Stop Shopping, a radical performance community based in New York City and led by Reverend Billy and Savitri D. Tickets will be available at the Irvington Theater soon.
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