VIRTUAL Equitable Dinners x Thriving Together Atlanta
A free, virtual Equitable Dinners that brings together strangers and friends from diverse backgrounds to talk about complex issues like race over a meal, fueled by theater. Connect and be inspired to build a more equitable Atlanta in this transformational experience..
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PRIVATE | Thriving Together Atlanta Equitable Dinners
A private event hosted by Emory Midtown Hospital
FREE, PUBLIC Equitable Dinners
Community members, educators, faith leaders and advocates are invited to the Tubman Museum for “Reimagining Schools, Neighborhoods, and Faith Communities to Include All Children and Youth.”
The event includes:
A Play: Experience a thought-provoking one-person play play, "A Mother's Plea"
A Conversation: Engage in guided discussion led by trained facilitators in small groups
A Meal: Light bites and refreshments will be provided
Please join us at 1:00pm to tour the Tubman Museum exhibit "Embracing Possibility: Georgia's Disability Justice Journey"
On-site childcare and family support will be available upon request. Please email ashley@outofhandtheater.com with children's ages and support needs.
Prisontown | Host: Sonjui Kumar, Tim, & Meagan
3/21/26
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Host: Sonjui Kumar, Tim, & Meagan
Neighborhood: Brookhaven
PRIVATE EVENT
Prisontown | Host: Ted Terry & Super District 6
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM
3/20/26 | 8pm
Host: Ted Terry and Super District 6
Neighborhood:
South Dekalb
Community Impact Lab Capstone Presentation
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Prisontown | Host: Allison and Mario Padilla-Goodman | Buckhead
3/01/26 | 5pm
Host: Allison and Mario Padilla-Goodman
Neighborhood: Buckhead
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Prisontown | Host: Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Atlanta | Norcross
2/28/26 | 8pm
Host: Asian Americans Advancing Justice - Atlanta
Neighborhood: Norcross
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
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Prisontown | Host: Nicole Horn | Virginia Highland
2/27/26 | 8pm
Host: Nicole Horn
Neighborhood: Virginia Highland
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
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Prisontown | Host: Ambassador Michele and Doctor Kenneth Taylor | Midtown
2/20/26 | 8pm
Host: Ambassador Michele and Doctor Kenneth Taylor
Neighborhood: Midtown
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Community Impact Lab
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Prisontown | Host: The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany | Decatur/Druid Hills
2/15/26 | 5pm
Host: The Episcopal Church of the Epiphany
Neighborhood: Decatur/Druid Hills
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Prisontown | Host: Martha Iris Eskew | Sherwood Forest
2/14/26 | 2pm
Host: Martha Iris Eskew
Neighborhood: Sherwood Forest
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Prisontown | Host: Sarah Peterson & Josh LeFrancois | Oakhurst/Decatur
2/13/26 | 8PM
Host: Sarah Peterson & Josh LeFrancois
Neighborhood: Oakhurst/Decatur
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Prisontown | Host: Jayson Smith | Kirkwood/Edgewood
2/12/26 | 7PM
Host: Jayson Smith
Neighborhood: Kirkwood/Edgewood
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
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Prisontown | Host: Marti Breen & Cal Crutchfield | Morningside
2/8/26 | 5pm
Host: Marti Breen & Cal Crutchfield
Neighborhood: Morningside
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Prisontown | Host: Debra & Joe LeDoux | Decatur
2/7/26 | 2pm
Host: Debra & Joe LeDoux
Neighborhood: Decatur
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Prisontown | Host: RBH Arts & Culture Foundation | Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
2/6/26 | 8pm
Host: RBH Arts & Culture Foundation at Episcopal Church of the Incarnation
Neighborhood: Ormewood Park
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Community Impact Lab Evening Session
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Prisontown | Host: Julie Fishman & Terry Pechacek | Ormewood Park
2/1/26 | 5pm
Host: Julie Fishman & Terry Pechacek
Neighborhood: Ormewood Park
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Prisontown | Host: Clare Schexnyder | Lenox Place
1/31/26 | 2PM
Host: Clare Schexnyder
Neighborhood: Lenox Place
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Prisontown | Host: Sue Curtin & Jon Couch | Chelsea Heights
1/30/26 | 8PM
Host: Sue Curtin & Jon Couch
Neighborhood: Chelsea Heights/Decatur
Tickets: Students and Seniors: $23 | General Admission: $33
PURCHASE TICKETS HERE
Community Impact Lab
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Community Impact Lab Evening Session
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Community Impact Lab
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.
Say Their Names
Say Their Names
Join Out of Hand and 7 Stages for Say Their Names. This work in development will be presented as part of 7 Stages’ Home Brew Series and is part of the First Voices Festival. Written by Marcie Rendon (citizen of the White Earth Nation), Say Their Names began as a spoken word piece about the estimated 4,754 missing and murdered Indigenous women across the United States and Canada. It has evolved into a multi-media theater presentation using poetry and prose to document and address the historical, societal invisibilization of Native women and children. Delving into the community concerns that led Native communities to begin a public outcry about the ever increasing numbers, it is written to move people to question and take action on behalf of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (#MMIW).
This presentation features interwoven film and live performances of the script. It will be followed by a community conversation about the lack of media representation for victims in all marginalized communities, and how we can create a collective framework for continued dialogue, healing, and action.
Register here
Location
7 Stages Theatre
1105 Euclid Avenue Northeast
Atlanta, GA
Community Impact Lab Evening Session
Created by Out of Hand Theater, the Community Impact Lab is a 6-month accelerator in Arts-Based Community Engagement (ABCE).
Through online modules, participants build skills to develop and implement community collaboration on social issues — and grow in appreciative inquiry, cultural competency, racial equity, and more.