Join us for a multifaceted poetry night. All are welcome for an open mic followed by shared writing prompts.

Saturday, December 20th, 5-7pm. Free; donations welcome!

At manyworld, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

We will connect with the earth and moon and move our bodies in ways that feel good. Disability-inclusive and adaptable to anyone.

Saturday, December 20th, 3:30-4:30pm. Free; donations welcome!

At manyworld diy community space, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

Get some help getting off Google platforms at this workshop!

Google and other massive tech companies are dominating our digital ecosystems. But it’s hard to know how to offboard from their services. This is a feature to them, not a bug.

If you have decided you want to switch off from privacy-destroying, data-harvesting, monopolistic tech platforms, it can be nice to get a little help. This workshop will offer alternatives and guidance on how to switch with a little less pain.

Thursday, December 18th, 6:30-8pm. $1-5 suggested donation, no one turned away for lack of funds.

At manyworld diy community space, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

Join albert on a little woodworking project to build a wall mounted plywood shelf for knick knacks and bric-a-brac. A little bit of extra material will be available if you want to make one for yourself. Sawing and drilling will be involved; no experience necessary. You may want to bring safety goggles and ear protection.

Monday, December 15th, 5:30-6:30pm. $5-10 suggested donation, notaflof.

At manyworld, 1013 NW Taylor Ave.

Folk punk show at manyworld on Tuesday night! Sunburnt Bones returns to Corvallis from Santa Cruz, on a west coast winter tour with Crow Sister from Oakland, Calif. They are joined by local favorites @figgyandtheheartbeats and @merrymarydeath. Show starts at 7PM, $10 notaflof!

Join us for our Really Really Free Clothing Swap this December at @manyworld.diy ! No better excuse to clear out your closet of items that no longer serve you & give them a chance for new life, all while finding new pieces you love. Just in time for the holiday season, you can also snag gifts for friends and family!

Take what you need and give what you can, but if you have nothing to bring, that’s totally okay too ❣️ all are welcome! Admission is free, but we would greatly appreciate any donations of snacks, drinks, or hygiene supplies to pass on to communities in need at our Free Market, pantry, & fridge @corvallisfreefridge .

We can’t wait to see you!

December 7th , 3-6pm!
1013 nw Taylor

SHOW ALERT 🚨 🔥
We are excited to announce that we'll be performing at @manyworld.diy in Corvallis on December 6th!!

We are honored to have our beloved Chayag Family from Newport opening the night with Andean vibes to warm up the room.

Let's close out the year the best way we know: dancing, celebrating community, and filling the space with música y corazón 💃🏾💜

Join us for a book talk with Historical Seditions author on the book Deconstructing Settler Socialism: Anarchism and Internationals in the Wild West. 1 hour book talk on the research and writings followed by Q&A.

“Dive deep into the 19th century origins of anarchism and communism amid the genocidal settler colonial context of the "Wild West." The book's focal point is the uncomfortable legacy of local sections of the International Workingmen's Association (aka the "First International") and a home-grown West Coast revival International that emerged a decade following the (in)famous split between Marx and Bakunin. Geographically, much of the story is split between San Francisco and the Salish Sea in the Pacific Northwest but expands to encompass broader "Western North America" from Sacramento and Eureka in California to Denver and Rock Springs, WY in the Mountain West, to British Columbia in the North and Sinaloa, MX to the South, tying in global connections across both the Pacific and Atlantic. Critical light is shed on the history of "cooperative colony" land projects amid ongoing Indigenous land theft and the foundational role anti-Chinese racism played in constructing a white settler labor movement. Topple your idols, question how we might destroy leviathan itself rather than simply demanding a rank-and-file democratization of the spoils of colonization.

Who is Historical Seditions? We are an independent zine distro and now DIY book publisher based in so-called Seattle. We work hard to bring to light history of marginalized groups and radical movements. Knowledge is power, and knowing our history helps our communities look toward the future.⁠”