Thursday, June 6, 6-8pm
Join us for a showcase and listening party for Willie Mae Rock Camp for Girls 2019 Arts & Activism program, to celebrate the work they’ve produced this year — individual podcasts based upon this years theme “Strength in Numbers” with original interviews, media and music!
Friday, May 17th, 7-10pm. Free admission.
An evening of music and song in celebration of the history and spirit of the Poor People’s Campaign featuring an incredible line-up of contemporary musicians and movement leaders! After the concert we will lift our voices in a song circle and open jam, please bring your musical instruments and join in!
Tuesday, May 22, 2018
6:30–9pm
A journey into politicized sound! Collective listening and discussion of vinyl records produced by and documenting 1968 movements, with music, experimental sound, field recordings, and radio reportage.
Monday, August 22nd, 2016
6:30-8:30pm
Please join us for the Willie Mae Rock Camp’s 2nd Annual Arts & Activism showcasing the 2016 fellows’ podcasts. Refreshments will be provided and DJ Zena will spin some tunes!
Designed as an after-school program for teen women (transgender and cisgender), and gender non-binary youth, Arts & Activism held its first class in the spring of 2015. Focused on developing media skills, building community, and exploring the intersections of art and activism, participants attend DJ instruction classes and by creating a podcast, engage in study of the role of music in social justice.
As part of the if a song could be freedom…Organized Sounds of Resistance exhibition, we invited musicians, activists organizers to curate a mixtape on a theme and genre of their choice. Here is the current collection of those which have been released! Listen up!
Thursday, September 3, 2015
7–9pm
Come on out and celebrate the release of the record and the closing of if a song could be freedom… with a party! If you pre-ordered a record you can pick up your copy, and everyone else will be able to purchase one at the event. There will be beer, socializing, and, of course, music.
Friday, August 28th, 2015
7-11pm
Join Jeremy Thal and A’yen Tran in singing the songs of if a song could be freedom. An open acoustic jam will follow around 9pm. Feel free to bring a song and an instrument.
Sunday, August 16th, 2015
2–5pm
Spend a Sunday afternoon at Interference Archive listening to records and discussing their sound, historical context, and emotional resonance. Everyone is invited to bring a song to share, either on vinyl or a portable device. In an era and city where listening too often happens in the isolation of earbuds or closed apartments, we’d like to offer a space to enjoy and reflect upon music as a powerful social experience. Drop in anytime between 2:00 and 5:00 and bring a friend!
Friday, August 14 at 7:30 p.m.
Girls and non-binaries of the Willie Mae arts & activism fellowship program present YOUTH SPEAKS: podcasts of Willie Mae Rock Camp
Join us for a showcase of the podcasts the Willie Mae arts & activism fellows have been developing this summer. It’s an evening of music, social movements, self-expression, and community.
Wednesday, August 5, 2015
Doors open 7pm
Silent Barn
603 Bushwick Ave. Brooklyn (NOT AT INTERFERENCE ARCHIVE!)
$5 – $10 (sliding scale)
As part of the Interference Archive’s if a song could be freedom… exhibition, Angel Nevarez & Valerie Tevere will host an evening of protest karaoke with their project Another Protest Song: Karaoke with a Message at Silent Barn.
Bring your friends and belt out your favorite protest tunes!
