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River Sessions 2025: Kiki'ing with the River

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Events in LA River Arts' 2025 series of River Sessions, "Kiki'ing with the River," celebrating LGBTQIA2S+ communities and exploring queer histories along the LA River/Paayme Paxaayt.

Events in this collection

  • Mile 17: Maywood Riverfront Park primary image

    Mile 17: Maywood Riverfront Park

    Sat, May 10, 4:00 PM

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  • Mile 9: Compton primary image

    Mile 9: Compton

    Sat, Jun 14, 3:00 PM

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  • Mile 32: Trulee Hall primary image

    Mile 32: Trulee Hall

    Sat, Oct 11, 2:30 PM

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  • Mile 48: Aliso Creek Confluence Park primary image

    Mile 48: Aliso Creek Confluence Park

    Sat, Nov 1, 2:30 PM

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  • Kiki'ing with the River: Kuruvungna Village Springs primary image

    Kiki'ing with the River: Kuruvungna Village Springs

    Sat, Dec 6, 10:00 AM

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  • Mile 25: Haven by the River | Elysian Valley primary image

    Mile 25: Haven by the River | Elysian Valley

    Sat, Apr 5, 2:00 PM

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Organizer of River Sessions 2025: Kiki'ing with the River
Transforming 51 miles of the LA River/ Paayme Paxaayt with ART, NATURE and COMMUNITY.Each month we visit new sites along the River with artists, Indigenous Culture Bearers and local experts: Look for surprises around the bend!In 2023, our first year of River Sessions, we visited sites along the River in the spirit of Hyonaayn’ar -- a Tongva word that means both teacher and student. We listened to and learned creative tactics from many artists and indigenous cultural practitioners who work regeneratively with their communities and the River. What emerged is that the River is trying to heal herself --and our communities need healing too.Understanding and expressing emotions is a pathway to healing. Art can help us deepen our understanding of the emotional impact that the channelized River has upon us. Towards the goal of healing ourselves and the River, we will discover this year how art can connect us to our feelings. We will take time on our River Sessions for creative field research guied by poets, artists, and indigenous cultural practioners.