Doors at 7:30 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested

Join us for our third annual May Day block party! We will have food, live bands, community organizations, and more solidarity than we know what to do with!

Starts at noon // Free and open to the public // Rain or shine

A Night of Palestinian Cinema (From Epoch to Exile) — Join the Rhode Island club of CPUSA this Sunday from 6pm-9:30pm to watch seven revolutionary films from the Palestinian resistance hosted by WriteBrainTV

Tickets are PWYC but $5 is recommended! Half of what is raised will be donated to the UNRWA

Featuring:

Tony Malaby and Noah Campbell - saxophones

Tom Swafford - violin

Eric Hofbauer - guitar

Evan Palmer and Nate McBride - double basses

Max Goldman - percussion

Doors at 8 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested

Doors at 8 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested

Do you think everyone deserves healthcare and education? Do you think nobody should be too poor to live? Do you think lives are worth more than profits? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might be a socialist.

Come meet leaders and activists from the Rhode Island chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America

Tue Apr 23 at 7 pm

Can we create a space in which it's possible for people to connect and interrogate work's place as a source of meaning in our lives, both personally and socially? This is an opportunity to look beyond conversations around burnout/self-care to instead practice imagining bolder orientations toward work and wellbeing (i.e. abolition of work, embracing degrowth, disembedding ideas of mental health from capitalist structures internally and externally)

Sun Apr 21 at 4 pm // open to the public

Join ISG and guest speaker Dr. Bryant Sculos from Texas to talk about the socialist response to anti-immigrant rhetoric in the 2024 election cycle

Sunday April 14 starting at 4 pm

Featuring Scaffolding (solo show) and The Big Lonesome

8 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested

Featuring: Denver Nuckolls, Tara Toms, Zachary McDonald, Kristina Warren, Mike Samos, and Natura Hospitium

8 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested

Folk Open Mic Night at Red Ink

Signups at 7. Time slots are first come first serve. Each slot is 10 minutes or 2 songs. Wear a mask when not performing. Instrument must be acoustic (will have a guitar that can be borrowed). Covers and originals welcome!

7:30 pm // not rated // PWYC

Among the most visible social conflicts in cities around the world are those around gentrification. The transforming compositions of gentrifying cities today has profound impacts on the possibilities of collective liberation. Activists and residents in struggle—dozens of whom are interviewed by Lee to inform his work—are charting the way forward to affordable and sustainable cities run by the people who inhabit them.

7 to 8:30 pm // open to the public

Join Rabbi Jessica Rosenberg for a reading and discussion of For Time Such As These: A Radical’s Guide to the Jewish Year. With a chapter for each month of the Hebrew calendar, For Times Such As These offers spiritual practices and holiday rituals rooted in movements for racial justice, decolonization, feminism, and queer and trans liberation. The book dives into core questions of leftist Jewish life in this time, which we will explore together at this event.

6:30 to 8 pm // open to the public

Made Manifest (ME) with Noa Jaques (PVD) and Nate Fusillo (BOS)

Wed Jan 3 // doors at 7 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation

Folk Open Mic Night at Red Ink

Signups at 7. Time slots are first come first serve. Each slot is 10 minutes or 2 songs. Wear a mask when not performing. Instrument must be acoustic (will have a guitar that can be borrowed). Covers and originals welcome!

“A short documentary about the DIY punk scene in Birmingham, Alabama and how it has reinvented itself post Covid to become a diverse and inclusive safe haven in the very heart of the conservative South”

Join us to practice the role of storytelling in organizing

Presented by Unite Here Local 26

RSVP at tinyurl.com/dec17organize/

Also featuring Frederico Balducci and Elizabeth Karp

Sat Dec 16 // Doors at 5 pm // all ages // $10 PWYC suggested donation