Brooklyn Lives

Art for Palestine · Brooklyn, NY

Brooklyn Lives!

From the River to NYC — Poetry, Music, Art & Solidarity

📅 Friday, July 17, 2026
🕡 6:30 – 10:00 PM
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Photo by Ileana Lado

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Poetry

Live Readings

🎵

Musical

Performances

🎙️

Panel

Discussion

🖼️

Auction

Artwork

🌐

Virtual

Exhibit Screening

✉️

Postcard

Activation

About the Event

Overview

This event is a hybrid launch and fundraising event marking the public debut of Art for Palestine's Poetry Anthology and 3D Digital Exhibit. Together, these works hold space for lived experience through poetry, visual storytelling, and memory — bringing the anthology into conversation with the digital exhibit in a shared, embodied setting.

At its heart, this gathering is about honoring how Palestinian stories, creativity, and resilience continue to move people across the world — opening pathways for connection, care, and collective action rooted in our shared humanity.

Date & Time

Friday, July 17, 2026

6:30 – 10:00 PM

Location

LittleField

635 Sackett Street
Brooklyn, NY 11217

On Stage

Hosts

Hosts to be announced

Live Readings

Featured Poets

Poets to be announced

Musical Performances

Music

Musical artists to be announced

On the Night

Activations

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Virtual Exhibit Screening

Experience the Palestine Lives! 3D digital exhibit projected live — an immersive visual journey through Palestinian art, history, and culture.

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✉️

Postcard Activation

Write and send postcards in solidarity. A collective act of witness and connection rooted in care for the Palestinian people.

🖼️

Artwork Auction

Original works by featured artists available for auction. All proceeds go directly to mutual aid efforts in support of Palestinian families.

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Anthology Launch

The public debut of Patterns of Return — a poetry anthology celebrating Palestinian voices, memory, and resilience.

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Auction

Auctioned Artwork

Artwork to be announced

Proceeds Support

Who We're Supporting

All profits from this event go directly toward two causes close to our hearts — sustaining Denizens Society's community work, and providing direct support to artists living in Gaza who continue to create under unimaginable conditions.

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Organizers