Sept 23, 2022 ✦ Earth Sessions Brooklyn: Patagonia
Screenprinting with Future Earth, Gaia Music Collective, The Hood Hikers, + more

 
 
 

Intersectional Environmentalist and The Eyes & Ears Agency invite you to join the Earth Sessions community to celebrate music, art, and community action 🦋

Our upcoming Earth Sessions in BK during Climate Week NYC will be the fifth offering from our ongoing series of community driven environmental justice concerts. These intimate events combine art with activism, in order to hold space and create accessible, joyful, and educational moments for people with intersectional identities to find community and learn about climate justice.

 
 
 

Event Details

 

🗓 Date

September 23, 2022

🎟 Price

Tickets are donation based, starting at $12; RSVPs required HERE. Donations are welcomed and will allow us to continue offering Earth Sessions programming for our community!

⏰ Schedule

Doors open @ 7:30 PM
Event times: 7:45pm - 9:00pm EST

Times are subject to change.

📍 Location

Patagonia, 70 N 6th St, Brooklyn, NY 11249

 
 
 
 
 

Future Earth x IE: Screenprinting

  • Person wearing a dark sweatshirt with white horizontal stripes and text that reads 'Sammimo Vintage Future Earth' alongside globe icons. They are also wearing light-colored shorts with green text and graphics related to Future Earth.

    Bring your own item of clothing for a special screen printing collab with Future Earth

  • Person wearing an olive green T-shirt with graphics and text about the future, love, and Earth, standing on a beach with ocean waves and blue sky in the background.

    For best results, bring a T-shirt or article of clothing that is 100% cotton and lighter in color.

  • Two people wearing T-shirts with environmental messages, standing near a body of water.

    Patagonia will stock blank items of clothing for purchase if you choose not to bring your own for screenprinting.

Gaia Music Collective

  • A woman with long blonde hair and blue makeup holding a violin against a gray background.

    Tiffany Weiss

    Violin

  • A young man with glasses, wearing a white shirt, blue shorts, and white sneakers, is sitting on brown stairs outdoors, holding a cello and smiling.

    Calvin Chan

    Cello

  • Woman with dark, curly hair playing a violin outdoors at dusk, with a dark sky and water in the background.

    Hajnal Pivnick

    Violin

  • A woman with shoulder-length wavy brown hair holding a violin, wearing a dark green velvet dress, outdoors near a bridge, looking to the side with a thoughtful expression.

    Carolina Díaz Chan

    Viola

Logo with large letters 'G', 'M' and the word 'MUSIC' underneath, with cursive 'g a i a' connecting the letters on a brown background.

The name Gaia comes from the Greek goddess of the Earth. Gaia Music showcases sustainability within the music space by supporting local and ethical organizations, offering equitable pay to all its musicians, and advocating for diverse programming featuring new and local artists. Carolina founded Gaia as a way to integrate her love for music and sustainability. She hopes that more musicians will see the impact and value of their art on our world and the communities around us.

Gaia Music Collective is a network of musicians offering creative and contemporary programs in the New York City area.

Educational Panel + Special Guests

  • A woman with dark, wavy hair sitting on the floor next to potted plants, wearing a red blazer, plaid pants, and sandals, against a white backdrop.

    Kiana Kazemi

    Programming Director of Intersectional Environmentalist

  • Woman with long dark hair wearing a white button-up shirt and earrings, standing against a dark background.

    Max Moinian

    Co-founder of Future Earth

  • Woman hiking outdoors on a rocky trail beside a large body of water, with trees and hills in the background.

    Jasmine Guadalupe

    The Hood Hikers

We’re thrilled to foster this joyful space and welcome you to our manifestation of a future rooted in environmental justice, resistance, joy, art, and advocacy through Earth Sessions.

The event will feature an educational panel hosted by IE’s very own, Kiana Kazemi, with reps from The Hood Hikers and more. There will also be a special string quartet performance from Gaia Music Collective featuring Carolina Díaz Chan (viola), Tiffany Weiss (violin), Calvin Chan (cello), and Hajnal Pivnick (violin), covering some of your favorite artists including Frank Ocean, Yebba, and Olivia Rodrigo!

 
 
 
 

Sponsors + Partners

IE and The Eyes & Ears Agency extend a massive thank you to Earthjustice and Patagonia for supporting IE’s programmatic vision and helping bring Earth Sessions to life.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Food Partners

 
 

Dank Brooklyn was founded in 2016 in Bed Stuy, Brooklyn. At Dank, they love banana bread. A lot. So much that, for the first 3 years they were in business, it was the only bread they made. Since then they’ve added Pumpkin Bread, and Lemon Matcha Bread.

 
 

Event Producers

  • Intersectional Environmentalist logo, featuring three overlapping ovals and the text.

    Intersectional Environmentalist (501(c)3) is a climate justice community and resource hub centering people of color and historically excluded voices. We merge science, cultural wisdom, and creativity through curricula + interactive learning experiences to connect individuals with their local communities to root their environmental practice in equity and inclusion.

  • A comic-style text graphic with yellow, black, and gray colors that says, "Powered by ChatGPT."

    The Eyes & Ears Agency creates sustained positive change by building a bridge between the music industry and impactful nonprofit organizations. Their work leverages the cultural and personal power of music to increase collective awareness, shift behaviors, and spark activism within audiences in support of social and environmental causes.