Resistance Art CONgress
Pronounced Rock On
Whether you are a creator or a spectator, showing up to be a part of your community and experience art and joy is in and of itself a powerful act of resistance against authoritarian rule.
The mission of RaCon is to inspire and strengthen The Resistance through participation in arts, crafts, and community
What is RaCon?
RaCon is a monthly gathering of liberal creatives doing what creatives do. We provide the time and space to enjoy creating art and building the community our activism is fighting for.
We believe in fighting for democracy and want to be the water station along your marathon route of activism.
What happens at the meetings
Bring your yarn, clay, paints, scripts, beads and scrapbooks and spend a few hours every month enjoying your craft with other members of The Resistance. If you don't know what to do, we will have projects that you can contribute to and pottery you can purchase and paint.
Bring your yarn, clay, paints, scripts, beads and scrapbooks and spend a few hours every month enjoying your craft with other members of The Resistance. If you don't know what to do, we will have projects that you can contribute to and pottery you can purchase and paint.
We do some brief introductions, perhaps a presentation by an activist speaker or teach an art/craft lesson, then we just craft and enjoy each others company.
We do some brief introductions, perhaps a presentation by an activist speaker or teach an art/craft lesson, then we just craft and enjoy each others company.
Engage in self-care through the participation in arts and crafts.
It's hard to take care of ourselves when there's so much work to do. Your assignment at RaCon is to recharge your batteries so you are fully powered up to do that work in other spaces.
Engage in self-care through the participation in arts and crafts.
It's hard to take care of ourselves when there's so much work to do. Your assignment at RaCon is to recharge your batteries so you are fully powered up to do that work in other spaces.
Get to know other liberal activists in the area in a fun and stress free environment. We are building a community that will stand strong against attempts to divide and isolate us.
Get to know other liberal activists in the area in a fun and stress free environment. We are building a community that will stand strong against attempts to divide and isolate us.
When and Where
Stuffington Ceramics and More
1327 112th St SE ste c, Everett, WA 98208
RaCon Hours
The second Sunday of the month starting January 12, 2025
10am - 1pm
Stuffingtons opens to the general public at 11am. You're welcome to bring your kids and enjoy a snack or beverage while crafting.
Contact info
Meet Your Hosts!
Alex is the founder and maker of Liberal Rocks, raising twin girls alongside Liberal Hubby. Her creative background includes pottery, singing, videography, and she holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts - Technical Theatre Production degree from Ryerson University.
Alex is the founder and maker of Liberal Rocks, raising twin girls alongside Liberal Hubby. Her creative background includes pottery, singing, videography, and she holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts - Technical Theatre Production degree from Ryerson University.
Rochelle Walden is a portrait and political artist at Rochelle Walden Studio Art, the author of Coming To Life on Substack, and an activist from Seattle Washington.
Rochelle Walden is a portrait and political artist at Rochelle Walden Studio Art, the author of Coming To Life on Substack, and an activist from Seattle Washington.
2025 Meeting Dates - Click the dropdown for the next meeting to see the agenda
Interested in starting a local chapter of RaCon?
RaCon will be growing throughout 2025. We hope to have local chapters throughout the US for coordinated meetings and special events. Click below if you would like to be contacted about starting a local chapter.
