Common Unity Conference

About Liberated Grounds Events

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Liberated Grounds is a creative collective and communal space dedicated to empowering minority artists and fostering sustainable living. We offer workshops, events, and opportunities for creative development, focusing on public art activism, holistic well-being, and environmental sustainability. Join us to learn, grow, and collaborate in building a more liberated and sustainable future.

Liberated Grounds hosts a variety of events aimed at fostering creativity, sustainability, and community building. Our events are designed to empower participants through hands-on learning, collaboration, and personal growth.

Types of Events We Offer:

• Creative Workshops: Hands-on sessions in woodworking, sustainable home design, multimedia art, and more.

• Public Art Activations: Large-scale community art projects that promote activism and collective responsibility.

• Holistic Wellness Gatherings: Events focused on mental, emotional, and physical well-being, including yoga, meditation, and group healing sessions.

• Cultural Gatherings: Celebrations of Black and Indigenous culture through art, music, and food, such as Black Sunday Dinners and art showcases.

• Educational Seminars: Discussions and lectures on sustainability, off-grid living, and social justice.

• Quarterly Productions: Artistic performances and showcases where members present their works, including theater, music, and visual art.

• Community Think Tanks: Strategic sessions to brainstorm community solutions, creative projects, and sustainable initiatives.

Our Event Goals:

• Empowerment Through Education: Provide accessible learning opportunities for artists and individuals to develop new skills.

• Fostering Sustainability: Teach and promote eco-friendly living and building practices, empowering participants to adopt sustainable habits.

• Strengthening Community: Create spaces where people can come together to collaborate, build relationships, and support one another’s growth.

• Promoting Social Change: Use art and creativity as tools for activism, highlighting issues of social justice and environmental responsibility.

• Supporting Minority Artists: Provide minority artists with the resources, opportunities, and space to showcase their work and develop their careers.