Next weekend, November 13–15, we’re gathering in Paonia, Colorado for the Cottonwood Convergence, presented by The Learning Council.
The Convergence brings together members of Ute tribal nations, regional migrant and Indigenous communities, North Fork Valley residents, and you, for a gathering rooted in place and shared experience. Native voices from the Ute Mountain Ute, Diné, and Cora communities will be joined by immigrants, farmers, artists, and members of the LGBTQ+ community to share stories, make art, and feast together.
We’re also excited to link up with the Warm Cookies of the Revolution / Future Town Tour crew!
The Vision Train will be there too. Amanda Sage joins the Sunday panel Weaving a Future Together, moderated by Joe Bob Merritt, who is also part of the team that made this gathering happen. Same question we ask every day on the Train, this time asked in person: how do we imagine a future together?
We hope this convergence sparks more convergences, and inspires a further wave of opening toward a better future together.
Come join us. Tickets and more information: cottonwoodconvergence.org
