Tickets are live for January 25 — the second installment of the Wet Sounds Series 🌊, presenting a performance and panel talk with PANTAYO!

Pantayo are queer Filipinx kulintang gong punks based in Tkaronto, Canada. The ensemble combines traditional Kulintang music from the Philippines with contemporary influences and experimental sounds derived from their experiences as queer diasporic Filipinxs on Turtle Island.

Suggested PWYC tickets of $15 will be donated to Filipinos United for Palestine. 🍉🍉🍉
Free admission is welcome. No one turned away for lack of funds. RSVP with link in bio.

Improv Lab at the University of Guelph
MacKinnon Building, Room 108

Doors at 6:30 pm
Talk from 7 pm-8 pm
Performance from 8:30-9:30 pm
Cash bar + refreshments

Masks will be available; we encourage guests to stay home if they’re not feeling well. Please reduce the use of scented products (e.g. perfume, cologne) for this event.

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Wet Sounds is a quarterly arts series that presents conversations and performances centring the intersections of feminist and queer musicians’ academic work, artistic practice, and collaborations in the polycrisis.This series examines notions of grief, ritual, queerness, pleasure, land, embodiment, colonialisms, decay, noise, and sound. Wet Sounds will ask how artists see their practice as impacted by or responding to the interconnected crises unfolding around us—climate chaos, genocide, fascism, an erosion of democracy, and multiple sites of oppression and resistance.