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Join us for a brand new workshop: Help Me, Help You, Help Us: A Social Practice Experiment in Neighborly Advice with facilitator Aisha Nailah White. Come learn how to be a neighbor and help each other move out of paralysis. Help me, Help you, Help Us, is a growing fake cult of the disillusioned. Serving as a creative project of artists, Aisha Nailah White, this cult seeks to welcome lost members of any nation that seek solutions to their disillusionment with the state, authority or just life. Cult members are inducted into our community through the development of skills such as; Trauma informed care, motivational coaching, and community engagement, all with the aim of training community members in engaging their neighbors in their basic needs. The only thing that will save us, is us. Aisha is a social practice art and arts organizer whose practice centers fellowship and public health. Her work seeks to question existing power dynamics and develop alternative networks of care. Using, sculpture, organizing, photography and printmaking as tools for community empowerment. Yours, Mine, and Ours: Works by the Strong and Sensitive is presented by Our Art Room (OAR), an incubator for emerging and growing Baltimore artists to expand networks, share resources, and provide accountability to each other in a community setting. OAR is a critique series and collective of women, femmes, and gender non-conforming artists in their early careers. This project is sponsored by The Grit Fund, Topo Chico, Flourish, KSM Candle, Mera Kitchen Collective, RUMA Collective, Eubie Blake Center.

Saturday, October 19
2-8pm
  • The Peale
  • 225 Holliday Street
  • Baltimore, MD 21202

Immerse yourself in a captivating event celebrating the mystical, magical, and arcane.

With All Hallows Eve as our backdrop for the evening, this unique gathering combines a masquerade ball with an eclectic mix of mystical workshops, magical vendors, enchanting entertainment, and sacred practices. Guests are invited to explore a world of wonder and transformation while donning their most enchanting masquerade attire. Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner or just curious about the mystical world, there’s something for everyone at this mystical gathering.

The day’s highlighted entertainment begins with another captivating performance by David followed by the incomparable DJ Justjuwit mixing the spiciest and most sultry of beats to kick off the ball!

Guests are encouraged to come dressed in their most elaborate masquerade attire, celebrating the spirit of All Hallow’s Eve with creativity and flair. Masks and costumes should reflect the mystical and enchanting nature of the event, whether it’s a celestial being, a mythical creature, or a fantastical character from the realms of magic. Attire should be formal and fantastical, incorporating the themes of magic and mystery.

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Add to Calendar 20241019 America/New_York 225 Holliday Street Baltimore MD 21202 Join us for a brand new workshop: Help Me, Help You, Help Us: A Social Practice Experiment in Neighborly Advice with facilitator Aisha Nailah White. Come learn how to be a neighbor and help each other move out of paralysis. Help me, Help you, Help Us, is a growing fake cult of the disillusioned. Serving as a creative project of artists, Aisha Nailah White, this cult seeks to welcome lost members of any nation that seek solutions to their disillusionment with the state, authority or just life. Cult members are inducted into our community through the development of skills such as; Trauma informed care, motivational coaching, and community engagement, all with the aim of training community members in engaging their neighbors in their basic needs. The only thing that will save us, is us. Aisha is a social practice art and arts organizer whose practice centers fellowship and public health. Her work seeks to question existing power dynamics and develop alternative networks of care. Using, sculpture, organizing, photography and printmaking as tools for community empowerment. Yours, Mine, and Ours: Works by the Strong and Sensitive is presented by Our Art Room (OAR), an incubator for emerging and growing Baltimore artists to expand networks, share resources, and provide accountability to each other in a community setting. OAR is a critique series and collective of women, femmes, and gender non-conforming artists in their early careers. This project is sponsored by The Grit Fund, Topo Chico, Flourish, KSM Candle, Mera Kitchen Collective, RUMA Collective, Eubie Blake Center.