Name: TCB Film Screening
Start: 2026-04-04T14:00:00
End: 2026-04-04T18:00:00
Location: Public Functionary

The Toni Cade Bambara School of Organizing screening is hosted by Tangible Collective and Public Functionary with support from the Minnesota Historical Society. Before and after the film archival projections will feature pieces from the Minnesota Historical Society’s collections that reflect and highlight the diverse community legacies in Minneapolis and St. Paul. We’re gathering to share food, conversation, and sit with a film that honors her life, legacy, and the impact of her work. Come by any time and make a plate even if you aren’t able to stay for the screening.This is building off our Maintain series, bridging organizing and art communities from the twin cities. Program:2p-3p Food and community conversation3:15p-5p Film5p-6p Food and reflections on the screeningBrought to you by:Tangible Collective + Public FunctionarySupport from the Minnesota Historical Society

TCB Film Screening

We’re offering a free meal and a welcoming space for our community of artists. This is for those of you who have been mobilizing, supporting your neighborhoods, coping with grief, or feeling the weight of being alone. We've been thinking about how hard it is to make anything when the ground keeps shifting beneath you. About how artists have always shown up in moments of resistance, even when the work doesn't look or feel like art. And, about how we'll need each other, as a community of world-builders for long beyond this moment. We’re opening this space to grow as needed, share resources and information, collaborate, and move forward together. Come Eat. Rest. Connect. Process. Replenish. Sustain.This week's programming includes short films from Sunmi and Olu Famule, Joua Lee Grande, Jacob Her and Jeremy Moran with support from Open Screen.We're very excited to say food will be provided by the talented, Louis Hanson. 2pm - 6pm MARCH 21ST In Partnership with Groundwork MN and with support from Open ScreenThis is a space to&nbsp;support artists in maintaining their artistic practices and ongoing efforts to respond to the ice presence in MN.

Maintain: 
A Community Meal 3.21

We’re offering a free meal and a welcoming space for our community of artists. This is for those of you who have been mobilizing, supporting your neighborhoods, coping with grief, or feeling the weight of being alone. We've been thinking about how hard it is to make anything when the ground keeps shifting beneath you. About how artists have always shown up in moments of resistance, even when the work doesn't look or feel like art. And, about how we'll need each other, as a community of world-builders for long beyond this moment. We’re opening this space to grow as needed, share resources and information, collaborate, and move forward together. Come Eat. Rest. Connect. Process. Replenish. Sustain. 2pm - 6pm March 7 and March 21st In Partnership with Groundwork MNThis is a space to&nbsp;support artists in maintaining their artistic practices and ongoing efforts to respond to the ice presence in MN.

Maintain: 
A Community Meal 3.7

We’re offering a free meal and a welcoming space for our community of artists. This is for those of you who have been mobilizing, supporting your neighborhoods, coping with grief, or feeling the weight of being alone. We've been thinking about how hard it is to make anything when the ground keeps shifting beneath you. About how artists have always shown up in moments of resistance, even when the work doesn't look or feel like art. And, about how we'll need each other, as a community of world-builders for long beyond this moment. We’re opening this space to grow as needed, share resources and information, collaborate, and move forward together. Come Eat. Rest. Connect. Process. Replenish. Sustain. 1pm - 5pm Feb 21 and March 7 In Partnership with Groundwork MNThis is a space to&nbsp;support artists in maintaining their artistic practices and ongoing efforts to respond to the ice presence in MN.

Maintain: 
A Community Meal 2.21

How Does It Feel? A 2000s RnB dance party+++DJ Advance + DJ MxKenna+++Hosted by Fanaka NationJoin us for our year-end celebration, How Does it Feel? is a nod to the artistic legacy of D’Angelo, and we’ve asked two of the best DJ’s in Minneapolis to channel the sound of his era for the night. Dance parties have always been an important part of PF culture- so, in the reflective spirit of the year’s end, and all that lies ahead, we invite our community of artists and dreamers to a sexy lil shindig at PF.Tickets are available on a sliding scale from $5 to $30. $10 at the door.All proceeds will support PF programming in 2026.&nbsp;

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