Join us for an afternoon of art and performance by individuals impacted by incarceration to explore how creativity fosters healing, connection, and community awareness.

Program:

2:30-3:15 – Explore MPAC’s prisoner art show while connecting with resource tables supporting justice-impacted communities, accompanied by live music from Pip Walter.

3:15-3:45 – Welcome and introduction from Peter Bruun, Executive Director Studio B, followed by an artist talk by Ed Epping combining personal anecdote with insights on his ongoing Corrections Project.

3:45-4:15 – Linda Small introduces the work of Reentry Sisters, MPAC, and Freedom & Captivity, followed by story, poetry and performance all about carceral experiences by Cuba Jackson, MacKenzie Kelley, Nicole Lund, Danielle Ward, and others.

4:15-5:00 – A conversation moderated by Peter Bruun with everyone who presented during the event on how creativity helps with healing and justice.

This event is sponsored by the Holistic Healing Center, with in-kind support from Hannaford.

Free and open to the public.

Visit puddledockfestival.com for details.

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