What stories are contained within our bones on a cellular level?

How do we dream in the face of darkness?

How do we draw on the lessons of collapse to build beauty going forward?

Tales from Baba Yaga’s Post-Soviet Kingdom is an autobiographical exploration of the collapse of the USSR from the lens of contemporary fairytales and embodied inquiry.

Please join me for an evening of art, magic, and deep dives at the intersection of folklore and post-Soviet identity.

$10 suggested donation. Date subject to change. Venue TBA.

*photo by Margarita Brosova

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RAGE. WEEP. REJOICE.

Part feral catharsis, part dance party - this is a 1.5 hour structured women’s workshop where we will scream, cry, and dance our way back to power.

Open to all women, baba yagas, kikimoras, and interdimensional forest hags. Come of your own free will (this is important), but please leave your chicken-leg huts and mortars outside. For ages 18+.

November 18th, 11:30 - 1pm. Sliding scale $25-$45, nobody turned away for lack of funds. Waterline Studio in NE Portland, OR.

(SOLD OUT) A gentle 1.5 hour offering of movement, breath, music, and connection for the Eastern European community and friends. Produced in collaboration with Glacial Milk Arts.

Suggested donation: $15-$40, nobody turned away for lack of funds. 6:30pm - 8:00pm. Sweet Magic , Portland OR.

(SOLD OUT) In this 2-hour bilingual workshop, we welcome the whole family to create your very own Kolyada masks. From goats, wolves, bunnies, Baba Yaga, and Leshii, we will tell you all about Kolyada traditions and help you create a new face for welcoming the Sun during the upcoming winter solstice celebrations.

(SOLD OUT) In this 2-hour bilingual workshop, we welcome the whole family to create your very own Kolyada masks. From goats, wolves, bunnies, Baba Yaga, and Leshii, we will tell you all about Kolyada traditions and help you create a new face for welcoming the Sun during the upcoming winter solstice celebrations.

(SOLD OUT) In this 2-hour bilingual workshop, we will dive into our imaginations to alchemize the complex emotions of the past year to create our very own Kolyada masks.