Upcoming Events + Tickets
All ages unless otherwise noted, 21+ with valid ID to drink
Self-Haunted Opening Reception
Thursday, November 19, 2026
Free
Drawing from Huabi, a tale in the Chinese literary classic Liaozhai Zhiyi, Self-Haunted explores the shifting boundaries between image, desire, and surveillance. In the story a man is drawn into a celestial paradise painted on a wall. What first unfolds as a realm of desire slowly darkens into fear, as an armored official appears in search of an intruder. The painted world shifts with the movements of the mind, where desire and dread give shape to what seems real. Self-Haunted revisits the painted wall as both an image and a boundary, inviting entry while holding the power to expel. Across the exhibition, images beckon, linger, and quietly return our gaze. As enchantment gives way to scrutiny, the worlds we conjure begin to haunt us, shaping how we see and are seen.
TicketsxSelf-Haunted Opening Reception
Special Event
Thursday, November 19, 2026
6:00 pm
9:00 pm
Free
Drawing from Huabi, a tale in the Chinese literary classic Liaozhai Zhiyi, Self-Haunted explores the shifting boundaries between image, desire, and surveillance. In the story a man is drawn into a celestial paradise painted on a wall. What first unfolds as a realm of desire slowly darkens into fear, as an armored official appears in search of an intruder. The painted world shifts with the movements of the mind, where desire and dread give shape to what seems real. Self-Haunted revisits the painted wall as both an image and a boundary, inviting entry while holding the power to expel. Across the exhibition, images beckon, linger, and quietly return our gaze. As enchantment gives way to scrutiny, the worlds we conjure begin to haunt us, shaping how we see and are seen.
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DITZ with Gloin + Perennial
November 8, 2026
xDITZ with Gloin + Perennial
November 8, 2026
8:00 pm
‘Never Exhale’ is the sound of a band that hasn’t stopped for a breath. DITZ have toured relentlessly since the release of their first album ‘The Great Regression’ and even before that, travelling at least 100 days a year since COVID. The songs that form their newest offering were written across Europe, often on off days and in borrowed rehearsal rooms just to break up the long drives.
Afterlife Closing Reception
November 5, 2026
xAfterlife Closing Reception
November 5, 2026
6:00 pm
Afterlife is a testament to the love that resides within grief. Megan Bent and Maya Stern archive memories and connections through a continued collaboration with loved ones that have passed. In honoring the lives and loss of their ancestors, their work simultaneously challenges the systems that enact trauma and deny the fullness of a person's humanity.
Leila Abdul-Rauf, Vaelastrasz, House Red + The Oracle
October 6, 2026
xLeila Abdul-Rauf, Vaelastrasz, House Red + The Oracle
October 6, 2026
8:00 pm
Multi-instrumentalist and composer Leila Abdul-Rauf enters a world all of her own weaving brass, piano and various othertextures into filmic soundscapes that echo the sounds of memories faded through time. Songs are not so much composed as captured from dreams. Time and space are distilled down to the remains of distant memories and hidden emotions, melded into a symphony of ethereal melancholy.
Afterlife gallery night + artist talk
September 30, 2026
xAfterlife gallery night + artist talk
September 30, 2026
6:00 pm
Afterlife is a testament to the love that resides within grief. Megan Bent and Maya Stern archive memories and connections through a continued collaboration with loved ones that have passed. In honoring the lives and loss of their ancestors, their work simultaneously challenges the systems that enact trauma and deny the fullness of a person's humanity.
LITURGY with House Red, Bicentennial Memorial Accordion Choir + Harry Gould Harvey IV
September 26, 2026
xLITURGY with House Red, Bicentennial Memorial Accordion Choir + Harry Gould Harvey IV
September 26, 2026
8:00 pm
Join us for a special night with LITURGY, the devotional and transcendent black metal of artist Haela Ravenna Hunt-Hendrix, distilled into an intimate solo performance. Countering the genre’s nihilistic leanings, Liturgy seeks truth, affirmation, and beauty through searing, intricate guitar work, blissful shrieks, choral vocals, acoustic passages, and meditative drone.
Ora Cogan with Bong Wish and Luci Dead Limb
September 25, 2026
xOra Cogan with Bong Wish and Luci Dead Limb
September 25, 2026
7:00 pm
Ora Cogan’s music is alchemical: part instinct, part ritual, and always conjured from the edges where life feels sharpest. With Hard Hearted Woman, she mixes haunted folk, psych rock, and a shadowy strain of country, building a realm where catharsis feels lush, mysterious and vital. Shaken by the tenor of modern life, Cogan pulled in a circle of kindred musicians and made a record shaped by someone who has looked into the abyss and decided, again and again, to choose curiosity.
Cloud Nothings with Black Pus and Staubitz and Waterhouse
August 21, 2026
xCloud Nothings with Black Pus and Staubitz and Waterhouse
August 21, 2026
7:00 pm
Some bands never miss. This rare breed consistently puts out great records every couple years, avoiding the lengthy hiatuses or egregious sonic missteps that often come with achieving longevity. It’s an often unsung reliability, as few realize how truly remarkable it is to put art into the world at this rate without letting the quality slip. For nearly 15 years, Cloud Nothings have continued to hit the target, steadily becoming a part of the fabric of modern indie rock as we know it with a run of fantastic albums. This streak continues unabated with their latest full-length, Final Summer–an album that’s so assured, so instantly satisfying, that it forces you to pause and realize you’re listening to one of the great American rock bands in their prime.
Afterlife Opening Reception
July 16, 2026
xAfterlife Opening Reception
July 16, 2026
6:00 pm
Maya Stern is a Rhode Island based printmaking and fiber artist whose work considers the slippage and distortion of ancestral memories. 'Through my practice, I explore the relationship between myself and my ancestors, seeking to reanimate lived experiences of wartime trauma. I challenge the mutability of memory as it's handed down through generations.' Megan Bent is a chronically ill and neurodivergent artist drawn to processes that reflect her disabled experience: interdependence, impermanence, and care. With photography, installation, printmaking, advocacy, and protest, she celebrates disability culture and interrogates the hierarchies that support ableism.
Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board Closing Reception
June 25, 2026
xLight as a Feather, Stiff as a Board Closing Reception
June 25, 2026
6:00 pm
“Light as a Feather, Stiff as a Board” asks whether you are the invisible onlooker or an active participant. Eli Kauffman and Michael Gunn harness painting’s voyeuristic nature to complicate interpersonal relationships. The paintings exist at a threshold where our internal world is acted upon, through collaboration and intimacy. Tangled foliage, Twisting cables, A cast shadow—Reach, hold, repair, tend. How do we balance relying on one another while channeling the power of that which goes unseen? This exhibition shares its title with a game played by children at slumber parties. A levitation trick that evokes the unknown, a tension with the truth of its physics.The events that unfold are recalled, heightened and eventually brought back down to earth. The disillusion of our accounts is a natural conclusion. Through melodramatic lighting and intangible ghostly presence, tension between physicality and spirituality charges moments with desire—an attempt towards harmony.
