Join us every first and third Thursday for an evening of jazz by some of the Midlands' finest. It is a veritable sound bath in an intimate setting. It's free and open to all.

We are starting a new film series at GROW, and first up is the award-winning The Earth's Greatest Enemy. The 2023 film by Abby Martin exposes the world's biggest polluter: the US military. This documentary investigates the Pentagon's catastrophic toll on the planet–from carbon emissions, to toxic dumping, to habitat destruction and more, while highlighting

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Staff, volunteers, and supporters will hold a planning session to shape a regular schedule for GROW meetings. We will share details once we have them. If you want to keep in touch with GROW, be sure to sign up for our e-list. You can now also find us on Instagram and Facebook.

NOTE: We've added an hour to our blues workshop. It now begins at 7:30 and runs until 10:30pm. Join us every second and fourth Thursday for live blues music at GROW with Ceasar and friends. Got talent? You are invited to sit in for a tune or two.

NEW! Every second Tuesday, GROW hosts an open mic to showcase local emerging and established performers of all kinds. Sasha's band will open and close the evening. In between, we invite musicians, poets, and story tellers to take the stage. Snacks and beverages available for suggested donations. All are welcome.

Join us every first and third Thursday for an evening of jazz by some of the Midlands' finest. A unique experience in an intimate setting. Emerging and established musicians and vocalists are invited to sit in for a song or two. The workshop is free and open to all.

An Ordinary Insanity Documentary & DiscussionHybrid Event via Zoom & In-Person at GROWDoors open at 6:30pm for Food & CommunityIn this 29-minute documentary, renowned whistleblower Daniel Ellsberg provides a powerful wakeup call about the global threat posed by nuclear weapons and how we can dramatically reduce the real and present danger of nuclear annihilation. Filmed

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Join us every second and fourth Thursday for live blues music at GROW with Ceasar and friends. Got talent? You are invited to sit in for a tune or two. Free and open to all.

GROW invites the public to a screening of the classic film Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb, a 1964 US Cold War comedy. It features Peter Sellers, George C. Scott, Slim Pickens, Keenan Wynn, and Sterling Hayden. An insane American general orders a bombing attack on the Soviet

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