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FIRE!!: A Celebration of Radical Black Expression
Inspired by the revolutionary spirit of the 1926 magazine Fire!!, this interdisciplinary performance & artist salon brings musicians, writers, thinkers, &…
Awareness in Sound at Piano Craft Gallery
Discover how live music and guided sound exploration can help you slow down, breathe, and ground yourself, all while learning accessible practices for ongoing…
Awareness in Sound at Watertown Public Library
Discover how live music and guided sound exploration can help you slow down, breathe, and ground yourself, all while learning accessible practices for ongoing…
Edutainment Teaching Artist Showcase
Be one of the first to experience our brand new Edutainment Workshops for students and adults of all ages!
RADICAL IMPRINTS: COOS' Black Student Union Intercollegiate Fellowship Concert
Celebrating the culmination of Castle of Our Skins’ sixth annual Black Student Union Intercollegiate Fellowship, Radical Imprints brings together the next…
WITNESS: Art, Remembrance, and Collective Care
WITNESS is an interdisciplinary residency honoring African American youth lost to state-sanctioned violence, in conversation with visual artist Rosalyn D.…
DeShaun Gordon-King's Sound Ritual: Catalyst
DeShaun Gordon-King’s Sound Ritual is an immersive musical experience blending therapeutic music, chamber music, jazz, improvisation, electronics, and guided…
COMBAHEE: Black Feminism. Radical Roots. Liberated Futures.
COMBAHEE is an interdisciplinary gathering that brings artists and audiences together through performance, conversation, and collective imagination to honor…
SPOT/LIGHT - Black Cotton Club
Castle of our Skins Spot/Light Series returns this June with a performance by Black Cotton Club at More Than Words.
SPOT/LIGHT - We Black Folk
Castle of our Skins 2027 Spot/Light Series concludes with a performance by We Black Folk at More Than Words.