The Center for the Performing Arts and Student Affairs invite you to replenish.

Food is much more than what sits on our plates. Food intersects with nearly every aspect of our lives—from the communities and cultures we come from to issues of climate, food security, and our personal relationships with food.

Artists of Step Afrika! will lead a workshop focusing on the artform of stepping. All ages are welcome, and no experience is required. Just come ready to move, and wear your sneakers! 

This event has reached capacity. Registration is closed.

Supaman will conduct a songwriting workshop. Lunch will be provided. 

Attendance will be limited to 30 people.

The workshop is a part of the University Libraries’ 2024–25 Political Song Series, celebrating the history and legacy of political and protest songs. Since 2022, the annual series highlights music of many nations and time periods that has contributed to political dialogue, shaped cultural landscapes, and inspired movements of social and political change worldwide.

Indigenous student, faculty, and staff leaders will speak, and artists will perform in honor of Indigenous Peoples' Resistance. The Jake George Family will perform a smoke dance to welcome guests. Supaman will perform at approximately 1 p.m.

Presented by the Center for the Performing Arts in collaboration with Penn State Indigenous Faculty and Staff Alliance, Indigenous Peoples’ Student Association, and Student Affairs.