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renegade-ism (n): The creation of art outside of an institutional setting, or three weekends of performances featuring local independent artists.

During Renagade-ism: Artists on the Edge, nothing is off the table. Join us for three weekends of brand new works and experience art outside the box, including puppetry, dance, improv, and more. Featuring a new group of performers each week!

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

Week 2: Call to Remember
Leslie Parker with Collaborators Amara T. Smith, mayfield brooks & Vie Boheme

Call to Remember is a shared offering of improvisation, experimentation, and conjuring exploring Black pedagogy, artistry, and activism in dance. Launching a yearlong collaboration, four nationally-renowned dancers will come together in Minneapolis for the first time ever to create a work that prioritizes Blackness and explores remembrance as a means to cultivate community.

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renegade-ism (n): The creation of art outside of an institutional setting, or three weekends of performances featuring local independent artists.

During Renagade-ism: Artists on the Edge, nothing is off the table. Join us for three weekends of brand new works and experience art outside the box, including puppetry, dance, improv, and more. Featuring a new group of performers each week!

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

Week 2: Call to Remember
Leslie Parker with Collaborators Amara T. Smith, mayfield brooks & Vie Boheme

Call to Remember is a shared offering of improvisation, experimentation, and conjuring exploring Black pedagogy, artistry, and activism in dance. Launching a yearlong collaboration, four nationally-renowned dancers will come together in Minneapolis for the first time ever to create a work that prioritizes Blackness and explores remembrance as a means to cultivate community.

BUY TICKETS

renegade-ism (n): The creation of art outside of an institutional setting, or three weekends of performances featuring local independent artists.

During Renagade-ism: Artists on the Edge, nothing is off the table. Join us for three weekends of brand new works and experience art outside the box, including puppetry, dance, improv, and more. Featuring a new group of performers each week!

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

Week 2: Call to Remember
Leslie Parker with Collaborators Amara T. Smith, mayfield brooks & Vie Boheme

Call to Remember is a shared offering of improvisation, experimentation, and conjuring exploring Black pedagogy, artistry, and activism in dance. Launching a yearlong collaboration, four nationally-renowned dancers will come together in Minneapolis for the first time ever to create a work that prioritizes Blackness and explores remembrance as a means to cultivate community.

BUY TICKETS

renegade-ism (n): The creation of art outside of an institutional setting, or three weekends of performances featuring local independent artists.

During Renagade-ism: Artists on the Edge, nothing is off the table. Join us for three weekends of brand new works and experience art outside the box, including puppetry, dance, improv, and more. Featuring a new group of performers each week!

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

Week 3: Blackout Improv
Blackout Improv is an all-black improv troupe based in Minneapolis that’s a mix of comedy, social justice, and arts access. They seek to put more Black performers on more stages, to create comedic dialogue around serious truths, and to provide improv access for Black students.

The census helps shape our communities and provide important resources like healthcare, school meals, housing assistance, and more. This Census Town Hall event will be conducted in Somali, Oromo, and English.

Join us to hear from a panel of community leaders and census experts to discuss the importance of being counted in the 2020 census as well as address safety concerns. We’ll also provide food, music, and more as you get your questions answered about how to be counted in the 2020 census.

Panelists:

• Abdirizak Bihi
• Kowsar Mohamed
• Ahmed Mussa
• Census Bureau Staff

Moderators:

• Bosteya Jama
• Dave Alderson

Whether you are 5 years old or 85 years old, whether you are a citizen or are a new immigrant—if you LIVE in the state of Minnesota, this is your home and you should be counted. Join us Friday, February 28th to learn more. Please share with your Somali- and Oromo-speaking networks!

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renegade-ism (n): The creation of art outside of an institutional setting, or three weekends of performances featuring local independent artists.

During Renagade-ism: Artists on the Edge, nothing is off the table. Join us for three weekends of brand new works and experience art outside the box, including puppetry, dance, improv, and more. Featuring a new group of performers each week!

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

Week 3: Blackout Improv
Blackout Improv is an all-black improv troupe based in Minneapolis that’s a mix of comedy, social justice, and arts access. They seek to put more Black performers on more stages, to create comedic dialogue around serious truths, and to provide improv access for Black students.

BUY TICKETS

renegade-ism (n): The creation of art outside of an institutional setting, or three weekends of performances featuring local independent artists.

During Renagade-ism: Artists on the Edge, nothing is off the table. Join us for three weekends of brand new works and experience art outside the box, including puppetry, dance, improv, and more. Featuring a new group of performers each week!

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

Week 3: Blackout Improv
Blackout Improv is an all-black improv troupe based in Minneapolis that’s a mix of comedy, social justice, and arts access. They seek to put more Black performers on more stages, to create comedic dialogue around serious truths, and to provide improv access for Black students.

If you are a parent, young person, or elder residing in Cedar Riverside, please join us for the first of two Intergenerational Forums. Discuss community issues with your neighbors and ways to bridge generational gaps in communication, lifestyles, and more.

Refreshments & giveaways provided!

Open to youth, parents, and seniors.
Advance registration is required due to limited space. (FREE)

Contact the people below to register or with questions:
Ahmed: 612-876-9326 | [email protected]
Fuad: 612-876-9328 | [email protected]
Bosteya: 612-338-5578 | [email protected]

Event hosted in partnership with the Cedar Riverside Community Council

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By Christina M. Ham
Directed by Faye M. Price
April 17 – May 17, 2020
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 7:30 PM | Sundays at 3 PM

In this powerful play inspired by Nina Simone’s song “Four Women,” Simone and three other women find themselves in the rubble-filled 16th Street Baptist Church on the day of the 1963 bombing, in which four young girls were killed. As riots erupt outside, the women must come to terms with the tragedy and with each other if they are to move forward. Featuring Simone’s most popular Civil Rights anthems, Nina Simone: Four Women is an electrifying testament to the radical and healing power of art.

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

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By Christina M. Ham
Directed by Faye M. Price
April 17 – May 17, 2020
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 7:30 PM | Sundays at 3 PM

In this powerful play inspired by Nina Simone’s song “Four Women,” Simone and three other women find themselves in the rubble-filled 16th Street Baptist Church on the day of the 1963 bombing, in which four young girls were killed. As riots erupt outside, the women must come to terms with the tragedy and with each other if they are to move forward. Featuring Simone’s most popular Civil Rights anthems, Nina Simone: Four Women is an electrifying testament to the radical and healing power of art.

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

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By Christina M. Ham
Directed by Faye M. Price
April 17 – May 17, 2020
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 7:30 PM | Sundays at 3 PM

In this powerful play inspired by Nina Simone’s song “Four Women,” Simone and three other women find themselves in the rubble-filled 16th Street Baptist Church on the day of the 1963 bombing, in which four young girls were killed. As riots erupt outside, the women must come to terms with the tragedy and with each other if they are to move forward. Featuring Simone’s most popular Civil Rights anthems, Nina Simone: Four Women is an electrifying testament to the radical and healing power of art.

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

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By Christina M. Ham
Directed by Faye M. Price
April 17 – May 17, 2020
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 7:30 PM | Sundays at 3 PM

In this powerful play inspired by Nina Simone’s song “Four Women,” Simone and three other women find themselves in the rubble-filled 16th Street Baptist Church on the day of the 1963 bombing, in which four young girls were killed. As riots erupt outside, the women must come to terms with the tragedy and with each other if they are to move forward. Featuring Simone’s most popular Civil Rights anthems, Nina Simone: Four Women is an electrifying testament to the radical and healing power of art.

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

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By Christina M. Ham
Directed by Faye M. Price
April 17 – May 17, 2020
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 7:30 PM | Sundays at 3 PM

In this powerful play inspired by Nina Simone’s song “Four Women,” Simone and three other women find themselves in the rubble-filled 16th Street Baptist Church on the day of the 1963 bombing, in which four young girls were killed. As riots erupt outside, the women must come to terms with the tragedy and with each other if they are to move forward. Featuring Simone’s most popular Civil Rights anthems, Nina Simone: Four Women is an electrifying testament to the radical and healing power of art.

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

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By Christina M. Ham
Directed by Faye M. Price
April 17 – May 17, 2020
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 7:30 PM | Sundays at 3 PM

In this powerful play inspired by Nina Simone’s song “Four Women,” Simone and three other women find themselves in the rubble-filled 16th Street Baptist Church on the day of the 1963 bombing, in which four young girls were killed. As riots erupt outside, the women must come to terms with the tragedy and with each other if they are to move forward. Featuring Simone’s most popular Civil Rights anthems, Nina Simone: Four Women is an electrifying testament to the radical and healing power of art.

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

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By Christina M. Ham
Directed by Faye M. Price
April 17 – May 17, 2020
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 7:30 PM | Sundays at 3 PM

In this powerful play inspired by Nina Simone’s song “Four Women,” Simone and three other women find themselves in the rubble-filled 16th Street Baptist Church on the day of the 1963 bombing, in which four young girls were killed. As riots erupt outside, the women must come to terms with the tragedy and with each other if they are to move forward. Featuring Simone’s most popular Civil Rights anthems, Nina Simone: Four Women is an electrifying testament to the radical and healing power of art.

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

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By Christina M. Ham
Directed by Faye M. Price
April 17 – May 17, 2020
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 7:30 PM | Sundays at 3 PM

In this powerful play inspired by Nina Simone’s song “Four Women,” Simone and three other women find themselves in the rubble-filled 16th Street Baptist Church on the day of the 1963 bombing, in which four young girls were killed. As riots erupt outside, the women must come to terms with the tragedy and with each other if they are to move forward. Featuring Simone’s most popular Civil Rights anthems, Nina Simone: Four Women is an electrifying testament to the radical and healing power of art.

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

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By Christina M. Ham
Directed by Faye M. Price
April 17 – May 17, 2020
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 7:30 PM | Sundays at 3 PM

In this powerful play inspired by Nina Simone’s song “Four Women,” Simone and three other women find themselves in the rubble-filled 16th Street Baptist Church on the day of the 1963 bombing, in which four young girls were killed. As riots erupt outside, the women must come to terms with the tragedy and with each other if they are to move forward. Featuring Simone’s most popular Civil Rights anthems, Nina Simone: Four Women is an electrifying testament to the radical and healing power of art.

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.

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By Christina M. Ham
Directed by Faye M. Price
April 17 – May 17, 2020
Wednesdays – Saturdays at 7:30 PM | Sundays at 3 PM

In this powerful play inspired by Nina Simone’s song “Four Women,” Simone and three other women find themselves in the rubble-filled 16th Street Baptist Church on the day of the 1963 bombing, in which four young girls were killed. As riots erupt outside, the women must come to terms with the tragedy and with each other if they are to move forward. Featuring Simone’s most popular Civil Rights anthems, Nina Simone: Four Women is an electrifying testament to the radical and healing power of art.

For more information, visit the Pillsbury House + Theatre website.