Henry Diltz – Behind The Lens
Henry Diltz, a renowned music photographer, has shot over 250 album covers in the ’60s and ’70s, including The Doors’ iconic Morrison Hotel album cover. His fly-on-the-wall style portraits feature legendary artists like the Eagles, Neil Young, Crosby Stills & Nash, Joni Mitchell, and Jimi Hendrix. He was the official photographer at Woodstock in 1969, and his work has appeared in esteemed publications such as The New York Times, Rolling Stone and Life Magazine. Known for his intuitive composition and use of natural light, Diltz continues his career documenting the music scene around Southern California and across the globe. He is one of a select few who has been awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award from The Grammys, The Lucie, and the International Photography Hall of Fame. His impact on rock culture is immeasurable, capturing authentic moments that define an era. “I am amazed at the accumulation of images that has resulted, simply by doing what I love to do, day after day after day,” he says. “It’s a result of being with countless people over the years, waiting at the sidelines for the moment to happen. Photography has been my passport, and I have arrived in the present, where I have always been, camera in hand. There! That says it best for me!” Minors ok with parent/guardianReview our venue FAQ here ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE, DOUBLE CHECK YOUR ORDER BEFORE PURCHASING. NO REFUNDS
Family Preservation Project’s 5th Annual Day of Empathy with special guest Chesa Boudin
The Family Preservation Project strengthens families and communities by assisting incarcerated women and promoting the rights of children of incarcerated parents. In 2026, the Family Preservation Project‘s Annual Day of Empathy continues its ongoing work of radical re-imagining. This year, we are thrilled to invite you into a thoughtful discussion between the directly impacted leaders who comprise the Family Preservation Project’s Youth Advisory Council and Chesa Boudin. Nike Green is joining us to guide us through the evening. Nike is the Founder and Executive Director of Triple Threat Mentoring PDX, and she uses lived experience, faith, and clinical expertise to help individuals and communities heal, grow, and reach their fullest potential. Chesa Boudin is the former District Attorney of San Francisco and is the founding executive director of Berkeley’s Criminal Law & Justice Center. Chesa is the subject of the film Beyond Bars, a film project from Brave New Films. The evening will also include documentary filmmaker Brian Lindstrom’s short film “Like a Shield”, with opening remarks by Brian; followed by a re-imagining of a more beautiful path forward. Guest musicians from the Lullaby Project, will perform lullabies written by incarcerated mothers at Coffee Creek Correctional Facility for their children. Tickets are available on a sliding scale and all proceeds support the Family Preservation Project. If you can’t attend the event and would like to support FPP, you can donate HERE. To sign up for System-Impacted No Cost tickets, click HERE. Minors ok with parent/guardian Review our venue FAQ here ALL SALES ARE FINAL. PLEASE, DOUBLE CHECK YOUR ORDER BEFORE PURCHASING. NO REFUNDS.
Michael Namkung – Good Pain: The Art of Being Hurt
There is good in your pain. When you stop running from it, its secret language reveals the hidden doors of greater joy and happiness. Join Michael Namkung for an evening of poetry, storytelling and total bodily collapse.Opening musical performance by Steven Gosvener. $25 General Admission $40 Preferred Seating/VIP (includes seating in the first 5 rows of the center section, a copy of Michael’s book of poems entitled Good Pain, and Steven’s first solo album, Ungrieved) Review our Health & Safety Policies HERE