50 Arrow Gallery is a new free to use gallery space dedicated to social equity and inclusion in Easthampton. This 2000 square ft. BIPOC focused curated gallery space is free to use, free to attend, and does not charge artists any form of gallery fees for sales. This space will focus on providing a platform to historically marginalized communities, while maintaining a “meet people where they are” philosophy.

The Queer Joy Collaborative is dedicated to promoting individual and collective queer joy through the transformational and healing power of art, music, and mutual aid. Their programming currently includes adult and youth choruses, recurring craft nights, recurring Sending Joy Postcard nights, writing workshops, partnerships with local arts organizations, and more.

Double Edge is a cultural cooperative and ensemble collective -- a place of nurturing and sanctuary. Like the water that runs around and through the land it occupies, Double Edge is a river for artists who thirst. From all ancestral legacies, cultural backgrounds, community contexts, & walks-of-life. Often artists, educators, and scholars come here to identify more clearly, to understand themselves, and to seek where their courage will allow them to go. Double Edge protects the silence of their internal space, while simultaneously ensuring that no one is silenced. They fuse the highest caliber of artistic work, a deep love of the natural environment, and an unwavering faith in human potential. They value awareness of the earth around us as essential to the ability to invent, cultivate, witness -- and to share a communal meal, or fruit from the trees, or an intimate conversation. Double Edge is a place of demand, deep research and development outside the rigid structures of institution, academia, and form. It is a place of continuous experimentation and necessary risk taking.

The Fantasies of Youth by artist Elayna Sturm (she/they/xe/he) translates dreams into something tangible.

Cultivating spaces of radical authenticity and trauma aware care through the transformative power of art.