ReMembering: Singing Water is an original choral film that explores Minnesota as a place of both home and exile for Indigenous people, LGBTQ people, and immigrants. Interconnected stories are brought to life through choral music, spoken word, animation, and life size puppets. The film will premiere at two outdoor locations —under the stars and on the big screen.

ReMembering is a collaboration with water protector Sharon Day; puppeteer Sandy Spieler; singer-songwriter Sara Thomsen; and features performances by Kymani Kahlil, Tara Tanaǧidaŋ To Wiŋ, and the Ikidowin Youth acting ensemble. The film is produced by Blue Moon Productions.
This is a FREE event, but registration is required to create a safe viewing experience for everyone. Masks are also required. Please join us—reserve your spot today by visiting www.OneVoiceMN.org!

Details:
Friday, September 24 | 7-8:30pm
Springboard for the Arts
262 University Avenue W
St. Paul, MN 55103

Saturday, September 25 | 7-8:30pm
East Side Freedom Library
1105 Greenbrier Street
St. Paul, MN 5510

The September 25 viewing is part of the 2021 Solidarity Street Gallery, which is a three-day art and cultural festival at the East Side Freedom Library and various locations along Payne Avenue. It aims to bring together artists, performers, poets, entrepreneurs, civic leaders, and the local community for important conversations about justice and equity.