Stagecraft Tools for the Apocalypse

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A Life-Long Learning Series Applying Arts-Based Tools For Sustainability, Survival, and Joy

Second Sundays of each month!

Actors Theatre of Louisville and Louisville Tool Library are partnering to offer a monthly series of hands-on community workshops teaching a variety of skills learned from adventures onstage, backstage, and balancing life in the arts that can come in handy in the apocalypse!!

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Stagecraft Tools for the Apocalypse

Stagecraft Tools for the Apocalypse

A Life-Long Learning Series Applying Arts-Based Tools For Sustainability, Survival, and Joy

Second Sundays of each month!

Actors Theatre of Louisville and Louisville Tool Library are partnering to offer a monthly series of hands-on community workshops teaching a variety of skills learned from adventures onstage, backstage, and balancing life in the arts that can come in handy in the apocalypse!!

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Jun 08, 2025 - Jun 08, 2025
Stagecraft Tools for the Apocalypse
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Production contains stage weapons, staged physical violence, intimate partner violence, suicide, and depictions of blood.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, or if you want to learn more about this issue, check out these RESOURCES. For immediate assistance, call the 24-hour National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.

If you or someone you know is thinking about self-harm or suicide, check out these RESOURCES. For immediate assistance, call the 24-hour National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273- 8255.\

UPCOMING SESSIONS

Sunday, June 8 - From Seed to Seed: Container Gardening & Seed Saving Workshop
2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. at the Louisville Tool Library
1227 Logan Street
Join Jody Dahmer from Beargrass Thunder and the Louisville Seedbank for a hands-on workshop that takes you through the complete lifecycle of plants—from seed to harvest and back to seed again! Perfect for gardeners with limited space, this session will teach you how to grow abundant food in containers while preserving genetic diversity through seed saving. Learn practical techniques for successful container gardening, discover which varieties thrive in small spaces, and master the art of collecting and storing seeds for future seasons. Take home knowledge that connects you to centuries of gardening tradition while building resilience in our local food system. All experience levels welcome!

PAST SESSIONS

Sunday, May 11 - Sustainable Crafting

2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. at the Louisville Tool Library
Celebrate Mother's Day with Actors Theatre of Louisville and the Louisville Tool Library! Grab your mom, daughter, auntie, or friends and join ATL Business Administrator Norman Dixon and LACE Coordinator Carly Riggs for our sustainable crafting workshop. Use everyday paper and ephemera to create a unique collaged card to give to Mom or to a friend! Crafting is a fantastic way to maintain joy amid chaos, and everyone loves to receive a card in the mail! Supplies will be provided on site, but participants are welcome to bring personal photos or paper mementos if desired.

Sunday, April 13 - Hand Sewing Basics
2:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. at the Louisville Tool Library
Are you tired of fast fashion but don't know how to make the most of the clothes already in your closet? Or perhaps you found a rare vintage gem while thrifting, but it's missing a couple of buttons and you're afraid to attempt a repair? Join Actors Theatre Costume Shop Supervisor Anna Jenny, Props Supervisor Katelin Ashcraft, and Production Technician Jessica Hughes to learn how to sew a button, create a travel sewing kit, and mend an item with a decorative patch. Drop in for one tutorial, or hang out for the full afternoon and experience all three. All necessary supplies provided on site, but participants are welcome to bring personal projects and receive support.

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