Together we will practice sourcing movement from the ecology around us. We will dig our hands into the soil with a collective land-labor activity in support of the local food system and/or land stewarding of the Field Center.
Join us for a time to recalibrate our senses to the land and the ecosystems we depend upon to thrive.
lisa nevada (b. New México) is an advocate for our earth mother, a dancemaker, collaborator, and teacher. After living most of her life in New México, lisa eventually landed in Brooklyn in 2019 where she thrives as a dance and teaching artist. In Lenapehoking (NYC) and beyond, lisa facilitates movement experiences and performs dances that engage all peoples in the observation of ecosystems and our human interactions to ignite kinship with mama earth, centered on gratitude. She choreographs for experimental theatre, musicals, and currently has two personal creations in development set to premiere in 2024/2025. Her embodied research and performance delve into the sonic realms of lullaby and wailing in response to humanity’s active destruction of psyche and home. Soils, Plants & Trees, Waters, Animals, and Insects propel lisa’s work while dance remains the sustaining conduit through which she is able to live and communicate.
Tyler Rai (she/they) is a dance artist, writer, ritualist, and producer who works across live performance, narrative essays, and experimental sound works. Her works investigate biological and cultural inheritance, spaces of ruin, and ecological change. Through performance and movement improvisation, her research questions how we embody kinship with the more-than-human-world. Her approach to performance and research is shaped by the work of multiple teachers including K.J. Holmes, Mina Nishimura, Emily Johnson, Suprapto Suryodarmo, and Anna Halprin, with whom she studied from 2015-2017. Rai completed Halprin's training program in Expressive Arts Therapy in 2017 and is a certified Tamalpa Life/Art Practitioner. She is currently based in Nipmuc, Pocumtuc, and Agawam territory (Holyoke, MA).
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Supporter Rate [EARLY BIRD]
Available until Thu 21 Mar 11:59pm
Folks who pay this amount directly support those who have less capacity financially and make it possible for a more accessible and diverse event.
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$625.00 | |
Standard Rate [EARLY BIRD]
Available until Thu 21 Mar 11:59pm
This is the standard payment tier. All are welcome to pay at this level.
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$575.00 | |
Subsidized Rate [EARLY BIRD]
Available until Thu 21 Mar 11:59pm
This tier is for those who need it.
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$500.00 | |
Supporter Rate
Folks who pay this amount directly support those who have less capacity financially and make it possible for a more accessible and diverse event.
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$700.00 | |
Standard Rate
This is the standard payment tier. All are welcome to pay at this level.
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$625.00 | |
Subsidized Rate
This tier is for those who need it.
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$550.00 | |
Camping Rate
Access to all meals/classes/etc as well as indoor bathroom and shower. NO BED provided. Camping area is located 200 yards from the main building.
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$500.00 | |
Work Trade
2 available
$100 discounted tuition in exchange for 6 hours of work - primarily leading meal clean shifts, and assisting with meal prep. Work trade participants must be present for the first dinner & dinner clean shift, and must attend the whole 4 or 5 days of the workshop. Work trade participants should be punctual and excited to help out in the kitchen! Please email kitchen@thefieldcenter.com for further inquiries.
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$425.00 | |
BIPOC Scholarship
This scholarship is for Black, Indigenous and People of Color. Do you identify yourself as BIPOC? [If not we encourage you to explore our pricing tiers and work trade options! We always encourage emailing us at communications@thefieldcenter.com around financial needs]To ensure that as many people have access to the BIPOC Scholarship Program as possible, we ask that you do not register for more than 3 Scholarship positions, within the last 12 months. Are you able to attend the event via the tiered ticket pricing OR via a payment plan? If neither are possible for you at this time, please reach out to us at communications@thefieldcenter.com! Thank you for your interest and understanding.
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$0.00Free | |
RWX ONLY
2 available
This ticket portal is for current long term Residential Work Exchangers at the Field Center. This is not for event work trade - please see "Work Trade" ticket option. If you are interested in applying for our long term Residential Work Exchange program, please visit us here https://www.thefieldcenter.com/work-exchange
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$0.00Free |
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Bellows Falls VT 05101