Upcoming Events
Supervised Play Day
School’s out, but the fun is in! Join us at The Spark for a Supervised Play Day—a special event for kids to enjoy a day of games, arts & crafts, and a relaxing movie while parents get some uninterrupted work time in our First Floor Colab (free coworking for parents!).
Our friendly team will provide a safe and engaging space for kids to play, create, and unwind.
The Spark of Hudson will provide snacks, but all attendees must bring a bagged lunch.
Parents must be present in the building at all times.
Spots are limited—sign up now to reserve your child’s place!
$50 per child
For questions, contact us at hello@sparkofhudson.org
Spark Conversations: History of Video Games
From pixelated beginnings to immersive open worlds, video games have transformed from simple arcade entertainment to a powerful cultural force. Join David Ryder, a Spark of Hudson Apprentice, for an engaging Spark Conversation exploring the history of video games—how they’ve evolved, the technology that shaped them, and their impact on society.
Whether you’re a lifelong gamer, a casual player, or just curious about the evolution of this art form, this discussion will take you through the key milestones that defined gaming history. Bring your questions, nostalgia, and favorite gaming memories for an interactive conversation!
spark conversations: ending linguistic segregation with translation tools
Language should never be a barrier to opportunity. Machine translation (MT) is revolutionizing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) by breaking down linguistic barriers that limit access to education, work, and community engagement. Yet, many institutions still operate in a single language, excluding non-native speakers from essential information and services.
MT provides real-time translation, enabling multilingual communication in classrooms, workplaces, and public spaces. While not perfect, when paired with human oversight, it offers a cost-effective and scalable way to foster inclusion. Investing in translation technology means more people can participate fully in society, ensuring language is no longer an obstacle to engagement.
Join us for this Spark Conversation with Pam Doran, an expert in AI and machine translation. With a master's degree in learning and emerging technology, Pam will explore how translation tools can be used ethically and effectively to advance equity and give everyone a voice.
Spring Swap
Join The Spark of Hudson and The Soft Spot for a free community swap. It’ll be an opportunity to exchange gently used clothing and children’s toys.
Please bring clean, gently used baby, children, and adult clothing, shoes, and accessories. Any toys should be clean, functioning, and with all parts included. No registration required - just come join us for a more sustainable way to update your closet for spring.
Everything left at the end of the swap will be donated with Helpsy. Bagels, coffee, and other refreshments will be for sale from Circles.
The Future of Creativity: An Artist Roundtable on AI & Artistic Expression
Join us for a roundtable discussion exploring how AI is reshaping the creative process. Led by facilitator Alex Todaro, this interactive session invites artists to examine both the opportunities and challenges AI presents in artistic expression. Through engaging activities and open conversation, we’ll discuss AI’s role as a tool, ethical considerations, and its impact on creativity. Organized by The Spark of Hudson and CREATE Council for the Arts, this event is a space for curiosity, diverse perspectives, and new ideas.
Waving Session with Francesca Avani
Every third Thursday of the month, Bridge Street Dance is collaborating with The Spark of Hudson to host waving sessions! Waving is a style of street dance that is about creating illusion, connecting to your inner flow, and so much more. These sessions are *not* classes - these will be a space to connect, practice, session, and exchange all things waving. We will exchange and witness one another in this art form. Come flow with us!
Bridge Street Dance is dedicated to creating spaces where creativity, authenticity, and artistic growth thrive. Through curated events—showcases, workshops, and residencies—our focus is on the exploration of emotions and storytelling through innovative dance.
Example of a waving session: https://www.instagram.com/p/C-tuGettPUH/
Psychedelics in Perspective: Tools for Healing and Insight
Join us for an insightful discussion on the evolving role of psychedelics in mental health and personal growth. Anne Philippi, founder of The New Health Club, will open with an overview of the current psychedelic landscape, including their therapeutic potential and legal status. She will be followed by a moderated conversation with Dr. Julie Holland, psychiatrist, psychopharmacologist, and author of Weekends at Bellevue and Good Chemistry: The Science of Connection, From Soul to Psychedelics.
Come learn about how psychedelics are being used to treat addiction, improve mental health, and foster deeper human connection. This event challenges common misconceptions, offering a deeper look into the future of psychedelics in mainstream healthcare.
For informational purposes only; this event does not promote or endorse illegal use.
Women's Creative Circle
This women's circle, open to female-identifying and non-binary individuals, will be led by Nancy Maurice Rogers and other creatives in the field of arts. Through discussions and dialogues, we will delve into exploring creative processes and recognize the diverse area creativity has in our lives today and that which holds potential for future explorations in our lives. We will expand concepts and understand creativity together to include areas where we can cultivate creative explorations in our lives and in collaboration with others. These discussions will inform, include and support all approaches, ideas and inquiries into creative realms as we search to find our way as individuals and collectively.
This Women's Circle will meet monthly to build dynamic and synergistic support and understanding, building from the place where we begin.
Spark conversations: Your Firearms Estate - What to Do When a Loved One Passes
Many families are unprepared for what to do with firearms after a loved one passes. Without a plan in place, navigating the legal and logistical aspects of selling, transferring, or disposing of firearms can feel overwhelming.
Join Nadine Gazzola, a Columbia County native, experienced gun shop owner, and NRA-certified firearms instructor, for an informative session on handling firearms in estate planning. This presentation will provide clear, practical guidance on what families need to know before and after a loved one’s passing, including:
The legal process for transferring, selling, or disposing of firearms
How to ensure compliance with state and federal laws
Steps to take now to prevent complications later
Common challenges families face—and how to avoid them
With over 11 years of experience helping local families through this process, Nadine brings expertise and real-world knowledge to help you feel informed and prepared.
Women's Creative Circle
This women's circle, open to female-identifying and non-binary individuals, will be led by Nancy Maurice Rogers and other creatives in the field of arts. Through discussions and dialogues, we will delve into exploring creative processes and recognize the diverse area creativity has in our lives today and that which holds potential for future explorations in our lives. We will expand concepts and understand creativity together to include areas where we can cultivate creative explorations in our lives and in collaboration with others. These discussions will inform, include and support all approaches, ideas and inquiries into creative realms as we search to find our way as individuals and collectively.
This Women's Circle will meet monthly to build dynamic and synergistic support and understanding, building from the place where we begin.
Spark Conversation Presents: My Baby’s Not Talking! What Can I Do? with Melonie Cousin
Helping Families Support Early Language Development
Join us for a Spark Conversation with experienced Speech-Language Pathologist Melonie Cousin, who brings over 40 years of expertise in communication development across the lifespan. This event is designed to support families, caregivers, and educators of toddlers and preschoolers who are seeking guidance on early language development and navigating the challenges of speech delays.
What We’ll Discuss:
The Shortage of Speech Therapists – Understanding the current landscape and its impact on families.
Starting the Evaluation Process – How to initiate assessments and where to find support.
Overcoming Obstacles – Identifying barriers and how to move through them.
Local Resources – What’s available in our area for speech and language support.
At-Home Strategies – Tips for encouraging communication, play, and language development.
Community Needs – What additional resources and services would you like to see in our area?
Who Should Attend:
Families of Young Children – Especially those with toddlers and preschoolers.
New Moms and Caregivers
Community Leaders and Advocates
Daycare and Preschool Providers
About Melonie Cousin:
With over four decades of experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist, Melonie has worked with individuals from infancy to seniors, supporting those with Autism Spectrum Disorder, ADHD, hearing and vision impairments, traumatic brain injuries, and multiple physical disabilities. She is deeply passionate about early intervention and helping families access the support they need to foster their child’s communication skills.
Spark Conversation Presents: My Baby’s Not Talking! What Can I Do? with Melonie Cousin is part of The Spark of Hudson’s programming theme “Intergenerational Learning.”
Spark Conversations: Fresh Start - How a Tidy Home Supports Mental Health
Join us for a heartfelt Spark Conversation with Raena Baldwin—local changemaker, 40 Under 40 honoree, and founder of Fresh Start Home Services and Fresh Start for Seniors, Inc. Raena’s work goes far beyond traditional cleaning. With a compassionate and personalized approach, she transforms houses into homes—creating order, peace, and emotional relief for families, elders, and individuals navigating life’s challenges.
We’ll explore how clutter can contribute to stress and anxiety, and how creating an organized home can lead to greater clarity, calm, and control. Whether you're curious about how your physical space impacts your mood, or you’re looking for real-life inspiration and practical tools to create your own “fresh start,” this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
Women's Creative Circle
This women's circle, open to female-identifying and non-binary individuals, will be led by Nancy Maurice Rogers and other creatives in the field of arts. Through discussions and dialogues, we will delve into exploring creative processes and recognize the diverse area creativity has in our lives today and that which holds potential for future explorations in our lives. We will expand concepts and understand creativity together to include areas where we can cultivate creative explorations in our lives and in collaboration with others. These discussions will inform, include and support all approaches, ideas and inquiries into creative realms as we search to find our way as individuals and collectively.
This Women's Circle will meet monthly to build dynamic and synergistic support and understanding, building from the place where we begin.
Bookkeeping Basics for Creatives
If you work in a creative field and struggle with the bookkeeping side of your practice, this workshop is for you. Artist and self-employed bookkeeper Amanda C. Mathis will guide you through basic bookkeeping procedures that will help you keep your business finances organized so you’ll feel ready when it’s time to file your taxes. We’ll review various systems for tracking financials, how to use a chart of accounts, what types of expenses are deductible and how they should be categorized, as well as other helpful bookkeeping tips.
Amanda C. Mathis is an artist and bookkeeper living and working in Surprise, NY. Amanda has been working as a self-employed bookkeeper since 2015 after leaving her full-time position as Operations Manager at Archive Fine Art in Saugerties. She is proficient in Quickbooks for Mac, Quickbooks Pro (Windows) and Quickbooks Online. She handles bank reconciliations, financial reporting, accounts receivable, accounts payable, payroll, sales tax and preparation for audits, as well as other related tasks. Her bookkeeping clients include artists, commercial photographers, filmmakers, designers, architects, a homeopathic doctor, a professional organizer and many others. While Amanda’s true passion is her art practice, she enjoys helping others navigate and meet their bookkeeping needs.
Understanding Credit Scores With Team Laura and Kate
Understanding credit is key to financial stability, but it can often feel confusing or overwhelming. This workshop breaks down the essentials, covering how credit scores work, what factors impact them, and steps to build or improve credit over time. Participants will also learn common pitfalls to avoid, debunk popular credit myths, and explore useful tools for monitoring and managing credit. Whether you're just starting to establish credit or looking to boost your score, this session provides clear, practical guidance to help you take control of your financial future.
This workshop is facilitated by Team Laura and Kate of GuaranteedRate.
Spark Conversations: Sustainable Communities with Micaela McClinton
How do you relate to sustainability? What role does it play in your daily life?
Sustainability can mean many things—environmental practices, food systems, green spaces, or simply how we connect with our surroundings. But it’s not always clear where we fit into the conversation.
Join Micaela McClinton for an open forum to explore our personal relationships to sustainability and community engagement. This isn’t about having the “right” answers—it’s about sharing experiences, perspectives, and questions in a welcoming space.
With nearly a decade of experience in sustainable agriculture, a background in herbalism, and a focus on the intersection of environmental science, economics, and policy, Micaela brings insight and curiosity to the discussion.
Whether sustainability is already part of your life or something you’ve never really thought about, this conversation is for you. Let’s talk about how we each experience it in our own way.
Crypto for All Ages
Crypto for All Ages is an engaging and accessible event designed to demystify cryptocurrency for everyone—whether you’re a complete beginner or already familiar with digital assets. Together, we’ll explore the basics of blockchain, how cryptocurrencies work, and their potential impact on the future of finance. No prior experience is needed—just curiosity! Join us for a discussion that breaks down complex topics into easy-to-understand concepts, making crypto approachable for all ages.
ELEVATE YOUR WEBSITE: A creative entrepreneur's guide to building a smarter, more impactful online presence w/ Nate Padavick
The Spark is excited to be collaborating with CREATE Council on the Arts to present Nate Padavick's Elevate Your Website workshop! It's a FREE, hands-on workshop for creatives that explains how search engines work and shows how small website changes can make your site a more effective marketing tool for your entrepreneurial practice.Friday, March 14, 10-11:30am at The Spark of Hudson 502 Union St, Hudson, NY
Spark Conversations: Volunteer Firefighters - a Community's Backbone with Justin Elliott
Join us for an eye-opening discussion led by lifelong Hudson resident and volunteer firefighter, Justin Elliott. Dive into the challenges facing volunteer fire departments today: Why are numbers dwindling? What’s life like as a firefighter? And most importantly, how can you make a difference?
Justin has been answering calls for help since he started as a young explorer at just 14 years old. Now, 22 years later, his passion for serving his community burns brighter than ever. Let’s spark a conversation that could help ignite change!
Spark Conversations: Volunteer Firefighters - a Community's Backbone with Justin Elliott is part of The Spark of Hudson’s 2025 programming theme “Community Resilience.”
Mini Ceramic Ornament Workshop
Create & Cherish: A Timeless Keepsake!
Join us for a hands-on Mini Ceramic Ornament Workshop led by artist Jackie Fischer! This intergenerational workshop welcomes all ages to create a special keepsake together—perfect for families, friends, and creative individuals looking to craft lasting memories.
What to Expect:
Design and sculpt your own mini ceramic ornament
Explore simple ceramic techniques
Bond with loved ones over a meaningful creative experience
Jackie will fire the ornaments, and participants can return to pick up their finished treasures
Come create something that will bring joy for years to come! No experience necessary—just bring your creativity!
$25 per attendee
Mini Ceramic Ornament Workshop is part of The Spark of Hudson’s “Intergenerational Programming” Theme.
Women's Creative Circle
This women's circle, open to female-identifying and non-binary individuals, will be led by Nancy Maurice Rogers and other creatives in the field of arts. Through discussions and dialogues, we will delve into exploring creative processes and recognize the diverse area creativity has in our lives today and that which holds potential for future explorations in our lives. We will expand concepts and understand creativity together to include areas where we can cultivate creative explorations in our lives and in collaboration with others. These discussions will inform, include and support all approaches, ideas and inquiries into creative realms as we search to find our way as individuals and collectively.
This Women's Circle will meet monthly to build dynamic and synergistic support and understanding, building from the place where we begin.
Women’s Creative Circle is part of The Spark of Hudson’s programming theme “Community Resilience.”
Supervised Play Day!
School’s out, but the fun is in! Join us at The Spark for a Supervised Play Day—a special event for kids to enjoy a day of games, arts & crafts, and a relaxing movie while parents get some uninterrupted work time in our First Floor Colab (free coworking for parents!).
Our friendly team will provide a safe and engaging space for kids to play, create, and unwind.
The Spark of Hudson will provide snacks, but all attendees must bring a bagged lunch.
Parents must be present in the building at all times.
Spots are limited—sign up now to reserve your child’s place!
$50 per child
For questions, contact us at hello@sparkofhudson.org
Entrepreneurship Club: Ask and Answer
Have a business challenge or question? Bring it to this month’s Entrepreneurship Club! Submit questions in advance or bring them to the session, and we’ll brainstorm solutions together. Whether you’re wondering how to attract more customers, price your services, or refine your pitch, the group is here to help.
Life Stories in Progress – Write Your Own Obituary with a Loved One
Join us for a unique and reflective workshop that celebrates life, legacy, and connection. "Life Stories in Progress" invites participants to collaboratively craft their own obituary alongside a family member or friend, creating an opportunity to honor the past, reflect on the present, and envision the legacy they wish to leave behind.
Facilitators: Lisa Dolan and Caitie Hilverman, a mother-daughter duo, will guide this reflective and meaningful experience.
What to Expect:
Guided Conversations: Engage in meaningful dialogue with your partner, using thoughtfully designed prompts to explore milestones, values, and cherished memories.
Creative Writing: Receive tools and guidance to craft a personalized obituary that reflects your life story with honesty, humor, and heart.
Intergenerational Connection: Share stories, strengthen bonds, and create a keepsake that honors your journey and the connections that define it.
Who Should Attend: This workshop is designed for participants of all ages and is especially meaningful for two people to attend together – parents and children, siblings, spouses, close friends, or any pair looking to deepen their connection through storytelling.
Why Write Your Own Obituary? Reflecting on your life and articulating your legacy can be an empowering and transformative experience. It allows you to:
Celebrate your achievements and values.
Share your unique story in your own voice.
Deepen relationships through shared memories and perspectives.
Life Stories in Progress – Write Your Own Obituary with a Loved One is a part of The Spark of Hudson’s programming theme “Intergenerational Learning”
Spark conversations: help and hope for hard times
This Spark Conversation, led by Jaime Cooper and Bryan Zimmerman, introduces tools based on the Invitation to Change (ITC) approach to help strengthen relationships with family and friends, particularly in the presence of conflict, addiction, or other disconnecting behaviors.
The discussion will cover skills for processing emotions, minimizing reactivity in oneself and others, building awareness of personal values, and developing practical communication techniques to foster deeper understanding and connection.
The Invitation to Change approach is a set of skills and concepts designed to help families support loved ones who use substances. For more information about ITC, visit cmcffc.org.
Jaime Cooper practices ITC and leads groups for the families, friends of people who use substances. She has seen hundreds of family members grow their willingness to lean into challenges, increase collaboration and make positive changes for themselves and the people they care about.
Bryan Zimmerman is the Family Support Navigator in the Prevention department at Twin County Recovery Services, where he provides free support, referrals, education, and opportunities for peer connection to individuals and families wishing to support themselves and their loved ones through the recovery process.
Spark Conversations: Help and Hope for Hard Times is part of The Spark of Hudson’s 2025 programming theme “Community Resilience.”
Cold Case Collective
Calling All Justice Advocates!
Step into the world of unsolved mysteries with the Cold Case Collective, a new club at The Spark of Hudson dedicated to examining real cold cases. Join us in a supportive environment as we work to keep victims’ stories alive, develop ethical investigative skills, and learn from guest speakers who prioritize justice for those affected. Be part of a thoughtful community committed to exploring true crime with respect and purpose. Let’s honor these stories and learn together.
Cold Case Collective is part of The Spark of Hudson’s 2025 Programming Theme “Civic Engagement.”
AI For All Ages
The Spark of Hudson's AI Club Presents:
AI for Every Age — Discover how artificial intelligence can inspire, educate, and empower people of all generations!
Date: February 20th, 2025
Time: 5:00 PM
Whether you're tech-savvy or just curious, this event is for you! Don't miss the chance to explore the fascinating world of AI.
Housing Fair
Learn about new housing grants and connect with local organizations offering housing resources, financial assistance, and tenant support. Open to all!
*This event does not offer housing placements
In collaboration with The City of Hudson’s Housing Department
Spark Conversations: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Its Legacy with Dr. Adrianne Pierce
What role does the UDHR play in 2024 and beyond?
Dr. Pierce will explore how this foundational document has shaped global conventions on human rights—from protecting children to combating violence against women to advocating for persons with disabilities. Discover how the UDHR has influenced nations' governing principles and reflect on what you consider essential rights versus privileges.
Spark Conversations: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights and Its Legacy with Dr. Adrianne Pierce is part of The Spark of Hudson’s 2025 Programming Theme “Civic Engagement.”
Vision Boarding with The Entrepreneurship CLub
Bring Your Goals to Life with Vision Boarding
Join us at The Spark of Hudson for the Entrepreneurship Club: Vision Boarding Workshop with Natalie Knuding.
When: Thursday, February 6, 6:00 PM
Where: The Spark of Hudson
This monthly club (meeting the first Thursday of each month) is a chance to connect with fellow entrepreneurs, spark creativity, and map out a plan for achieving your goals. Let’s set intentions, make actionable plans, and inspire each other to take the next steps.
Entrepreneurship Club is part of The Spark of Hudson’s 2025 Programming Theme “Community Resilience.”
Writing Club
In this monthly, hour-long session, we’ll gather for casual conversation about writing. What challenges are we experiencing with craft or in our practice? How can we motivate each other (and ourselves) to stay accountable to longer projects? We’ll also write!
Writing Club meets on the 3rd Tuesday of each month.
Writing Club is part of The Spark of Hudson’s 2025 Programming Theme “Intergenerational Learning.”
Spark Conversations: Creative Tarot with Cat Tyc
Join us for an immersive workshop exploring the synergy between tarot and artistic practice to hone your intuition and inspire your creativity. Discover how tarot can be a springboard for new ideas and phenomena in your art while blending mediums to deepen your process.
Led by Cat Tyc, this workshop features insights from the works of Jessica Dore, Leonora Carrington, Michelle Tea, Alejandro Jodorowsky, and other visionaries who embraced tarot in their creative journeys.
First Time Homebuyers workshop
Join us for the First Time Homebuyers Workshop on January 22 at 6 PM at The Spark of Hudson (502 Union Street, Hudson, NY 12534). Learn about the mortgage process with Team Laura & Kate from GuaranteedRate. This workshop is a great opportunity to ask questions and gain confidence in your home-buying journey.
Spark Conversations: Developmental Parenting with Claire Cousin
In this Spark Conversation, Claire Cousin shares her journey raising Jr., a compassionate, creative, and spirited child diagnosed with PDA profile autism (Pathological Demand Avoidance). This talk will provide a safe, empowering space for parents to learn about PDA, its unique characteristics, and how it differs from other autism profiles. Through personal experiences, the discussion will shed light on the challenges and strengths of living with PDA, offering insights into seeing the world through Jr.’s eyes.
Attendees will gain valuable strategies for advocating for themselves and family members in the medical system, and how building a supportive network can help. The goal is to inspire parents to embrace their voices and feel confident in advocating for their children’s needs. Together, we can raise awareness, share stories, and foster a stronger, more understanding community for our children.
Winter walk
Stop by The Spark of Hudson to warm up, have a bite, and enjoy some music while you have a last chance to enjoy "Our Town on the River"—a stunning showcase of Hudson’s finest artists, closing soon!
"Our Town on the River" Closing Event
Don’t miss your chance to experience "Our Town on the River"—a stunning showcase of Hudson’s finest artists, closing soon! This captivating exhibit celebrates the vibrant creativity and spirit of our community and features incredible local talent like Chiara Hughes Mba, David McIntyre, Ifetayo Cobbins, and more.
QUEER ASS FILM CLUB: “Victim” 1961 (a community steward event)
$10 suggested donation at the door.
Hosted by Dream Brother and Kasuri.
“In early 1960s London, barrister Melville Farr (Dirk Bogarde) is on the path to success. With his practice winning cases and a loving marriage to his wife (Sylvia Syms), Farr's career and personal life are nearly idyllic. However, when blackmailers link Farr to a young gay man (Peter McEnery), everything Farr has worked for is threatened. As it turns out, Farr is a closeted homosexual -- which is problematic, due to Britain's anti-sodomy laws. But instead of giving in, Farr decides to fight.”
Learn Together AI
Our next AI Learning Group is just around the corner, and we can’t wait to see you there! Whether you’re a curious newcomer or have been with us from the start, join us on November 21st at 6 PM for another session of exploration and discovery with The Spark of Hudson’s Learning Together Initiative. Dive into the world of AI, and connect with others interested in the field!
Entrepreneurship Club
Whether you're just getting started or already running a business, The Spark of Hudson’s Entrepreneurship Club is the perfect place to connect, learn, and grow together. Join us on November 14th at 6 PM at The Spark of Hudson building for an inspiring session open to all levels of entrepreneurship.
Breaking Barriers: The Importance of Digital Accessibility for All
Learn how making your online content accessible benefits everyone, including people with disabilities. From screen-reader-friendly websites to adding captions on videos, small changes can make a big difference. Let’s explore how accessible design fosters inclusivity in the digital world and beyond!
Featuring Pam Doran, an IAAP CPACC-certified expert in web accessibility compliance and universal design for learning.
🔗 Learn More About the Facilitator: www.pam-doran.com
Language As a Tool for Dominance, Manipulation, Recovery, and National Pride
A Spark Conversation led by Dr. Adrianne E. Pierce
In this engaging discussion, Dr. Pierce will explore how words and names have been wielded from ancient times to today in moments of conquest, civil conflict, and recovery from genocide. This conversation invites your voice and perspectives as we reflect on language's enduring impact.
Dr. Pierce brings nearly 40 years of teaching experience and expertise in Classics, DEI programming, and global education initiatives.
Registration encouraged but not required!
Budgeting for Artists Who’d Rather be Creating With Allegra Stein
In partnership with the Spark of Hudson, CREATE Council on the Arts are hosting an evening workshop all about budgeting. Even if it feels restrictive or out of place in your creative world, this isn’t your typical budgeting talk. CREATE is opening up a real, honest conversation for artists and creatives—whether you’re curious, skeptical, or just tired of feeling stressed about money. Together, we’ll explore practical and flexible ways to think about your finances, without pressure or judgment, so you can start feeling more in control.
ALLEGRA STEIN is a creative problem solver and seasoned coach with over 12 years of experience. Currently, she’s transitioning into two exciting new paths: graduate studies in Creativity and Change Leadership, and becoming a certified YNAB (You Need A Budget) coach. Her journey has taken her from guiding individuals and teams to harness their unique strengths and transform ideas into action, to now focusing on innovative approaches in both finance and team facilitation. She blends creative insight with structured guidance to support clients in bringing big ideas to life and achieving financial empowerment.
KNIFE + HEART. 2018. : Queer A$$ Film Club
KNIFE + HEART. 2018.
Friday, October 25. 7pm
Spark of Hudson. 502 Union Street.
$10 suggested donation at the door.
Hosted by Dream Brother and Kasuri.
“Anne produces third-rate gay porn. After her editor and lover Lois leaves her, she tries to win her back by shooting her most ambitious film yet with her trusted, flamboyant sidekick Archibald. But one of her actors is brutally murdered and Anne gets caught up in a strange investigation that turns her life upside down.”