Eve Morgenstern

Tom King
Lucas Millard
Sentinels. Elise Knudson, Ava Heller, Randy Burd
Flynn Larsen
Sentinels. Elise Knudson, Ava Heller, Randy Burd
Flynn Larsen
Edwin Torres conducts "Water's Way: A Poet's Choir for The Hudson River" with Latasha Diggs, Jayden Featherstone, E.J. McAdams, Urayoán Noel, Kristin Prevallet and Tamalyn Miller
Flynn Larsen
Audience walks to the next performance
Flynn Larsen
The Oysters by Miranda Rose Hall, performed by Liz Zito, Eric Magnus, Andrew Brehm
Lucas Millard
Lucas Millard
Tom King, To Extinct Birds
Flynn Larsen
Alex Waterman, riverrun
Flynn Larsen
Twinkle Burke and Stephanie Anuwe, how to hold water: a spell for adaptive living, by Erika Dickerson-Despenza for Climate Change Theatre Action
Flynn Larsen
Jaanika Peerna, Glacier Elegy
Flynn Larsen
Jaanika Peerna, Glacier Elegy
Flynn Larsen

SOON IS NOW brings climate art and live performance to Scenic Hudson’s Long Dock Park, a former industrial site and brownfield transformed by Reed Hilderbrand Landscape Architects, the Scenic Hudson Land Trust, the city of Beacon, and other partners, into an ecologically sustainable park on the Hudson River in Beacon, NY. This site is on the unceded land of the Wappinger, in a region with a vital history of environmentalism rooted in Scenic Hudson’s fight to save Storm King Mountain from industry and Pete Seeger’s fight for an unpolluted Hudson River.
Based on the belief that art can reach the hearts and minds of audiences on this most urgent and overwhelming challenge of our time, SOON IS NOW invites the public into this space of evocative performance and art to inspire deeper awareness of climate change and its impacts.

For more information go to SOON IS NOW or soonisnow.org