Motus Theater & the Parent Engagement Network (PEN) present TRANSformative Stories, featuring transgender and non-binary leaders performing artfully crafted personal stories about their hopes, dreams, and experiences of negotiating oppression and liberation with live musical accompaniment. Join us to celebrate the humanity, joy, and gifts of gender-diverse leaders who are on the frontlines of dehumanizing rhetoric and policies. Monologists include Rev. Nicole García (she/her), Raye Watson (they/them) and Jahmil Roberts (no pronouns, name only). Featuring music from acclaimed violinist Anthony Salvo (he/him). This performance is sponsored by the Louisville Cultural Council.

This Motus Music session offers a tranquil experience of melodious beauty within a field of blessing. It is perfect for relaxation, reflection, and aligning your spirit with your truest intentions. There is room for 30 people to lie down and listen and another 90 to sit on a first come first serve basis. So come early if you want to lie down - and don’t forget to bring your yoga mat and blankets! Proceeds go to pay for the violinist, the space, and Motus social justice programs.

This Motus Music session offers a tranquil experience of melodious beauty within a field of blessing. It is perfect for relaxation, reflection, and aligning your spirit with your truest intentions. There is room for 30 people to lie down and listen and another 60 to sit on a first come first serve basis. So come early if you want to lie down - and don’t forget to bring your yoga mat and blankets! Proceeds go to pay for the violinist, the space, and Motus social justice programs.

This Motus Music session offers a tranquil experience of melodious beauty within a field of blessing. It is perfect for relaxation, reflection, and aligning your spirit with your truest intentions. There is room for 30 people to lie down and listen and another 60 to sit on a first come first serve basis. So come early if you want to lie down - and don’t forget to bring your yoga mat and blankets! Proceeds go to pay for the violinist, the space, and Motus social justice programs.