Upcoming Events
coLAB Arts invites high school students from the graduating classes of ‘26, ‘27 and ‘28 to apply for the position of Youth Board Member on the coLAB Arts Board of Directors for the 2025-2026 academic school year. Youth board members will have the opportunity to learn about socially engaged art and the world of nonprofit management.
coLAB Arts está lanzando una nueva y emocionante oportunidad de desarrollo de liderazgo, e invita a estudiantes de escuela secundaria de las clases graduandas ‘27, ‘28 y ‘29 a postularse para el puesto de Miembro Juvenil de la Junta de Directores de coLAB Arts para el año académico 2026-2027.
Join us for an artist talk and conversation around “Resonance,” a solo exhibition by Chanika Svetvilas presented by coLAB Arts. Svetvilas will be in conversation with Karin Jervert, a teaching artist, writer, and Mad Pride activist, and founder of the Woodland Sunflower Collective. Art Talk is at 2 pm, the open gallery is from 12:00 to 4:00pm.
Join us at coLAB Arts on May 16th for a drag competition hosted by La Gatita! Expect fierce performances, high kicks, and claws out as contestants battle for the crown!
Tickets for Saturday, June 13th including all day passes and tickets to select performances. Performance schedule includes Inauguration, Heart Burst (Dil Ka Phootna) (English), Attojon (Bengali), Theater in Life 1, and Attojon (Bengali).
Tickets for Sunday, June 14th. Performances include The Whispers of the Banyan Tree (English & Hindi), Omanush (Bengali),Theater in Life 2, and Omanush (Bengali).
Tickets for Saturday, June 20th performances. Ticket options include tickets for each performance or all day ticket passes. Performances include: Eidur Kol (Bengali), Medea’s Sisters (Multilingual),Theater in Life 3, Crossing to Talikota (English).
Tickets for Sunday, the 21st. Performances include: The Whispers of the Banyan Tree (English & Hindi), Crossing to Talikota (English), Theater in Life 4, Medea’s Sisters (Multilingual).
coLAB Arts Summer Institute uses the arts as a lens to learn how to fully respond to and influence culture and community. Participants will learn a wide range of skills and techniques to become civic change-makers. Students will work on storytelling, design, music, and movement. Ages 8-18.
