Music, film & storytelling: Sept 20-25 at White Horse Black

Narrated by Susan Sarandon, this documentary makes the case for American healthcare to be free and accessible to all. The film calls for unity and action in the ongoing battle for healthcare justice. 

Joel Karabo Elliott's music restores inner peace and heart-mind alignment. Joel improvises therapeutically as a pianist, singer, guitarist, and percussionist, fluently weaving traditions and languages from various classical, jazz, and indigenous traditions. 

Today, art and media continue to be vital tools—not only for healing within our community but for inviting others to see, listen, and engage with us in meaningful ways. They serve as bridges: from the personal to the collective, from the local to the global.

Bringing the community together through music, film, storytelling, and the healing arts to support our personal and collective journeys of recovery.

Join interactive panel discussions with grief and recovery experts on topics like: 

• Reimagining Resilience 
• Pathways to Healing
•  Making Peace with Wild Uncertainty. 

The festival also includes:

• Hands-on Activities
• Healing Arts Services 
• Spiritual Conversations 
• Free Food and Drinks