Evolve Altadena’s group meeting took place at @metabolicstudio today. We got a tour of their site and the work they’re doing with the LA River and soil bio remediation. It was an enlightening experience and we look forward to growing together. 🌱💚
Many thanks to @handsinthesoil for bringing community together in this beautiful way. Through The Fire Procession was transformative and healing. We are still processing the profound beauty and love of the day. More words later. On behalf of Evolve Altadena, thank you Yancy and AuTree for leading this beautiful offering. - Maya
Huge Shout Out to @handsinthesoil for an unforgettable holistic experience that brought healing, respect, and honor…
👉🏾Through the Fire Procession
Shout out to our community partners who helped curate an incredible day of fellowship through music, sound baths, and holistic offerings in Westside Altadena!
@denaheals@evolvealtadena@altadenarising@mytriberise@soulforceproject@pasadenajobcenter
#Altadena #ThroughTheFire #MyTribeRise
Community singing, and songwriting - this Wednesday. Come join us. All levels of singing welcome!!
Lift every voice 🌸
Doors open at 6pm. Please RSVP so we have an accurate count on food/refreshments 🌸
Songs will be sung at our procession on February 28
🔗 in our bio
Across cultures, we build altars to remember. This digital altar honors lives and moments shaped by Altadena families. Share an image and let’s keep the memory alive.
#momentsofremembrance #digitalaltar #digitalofrenda #communitywellness #altadena pasadena eatonfire
Evolve Altadena is proud to be a community partner of @handsinthesoil Through the Fire Procession. A guided ceremonial walk created by and for community in response to the 2025 Eaton Fire.
Created to honor the lives, homes, land, ecosystems and collective spirit impacted by the Eaton Fire. This sacred walk invites residents, neighbors, and supporters to return together, as an act of witnessing and collective healing.
RSVP at: handsinthesoil.com/through-the-fire
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Our hearts filled with joy at @musiccenterla last Friday night for their #InnovationSocial as we sang songs
born out of the collective intelligence and embodied knowledge of the participants of Re-storying Our Future: Collective Songwritings Workshops held by Evolve Altadena, facilitated by Quetzal Flores and @mayajupiter
The purpose of these workshops was to hold this community in a creative process that could provoke new imaginations about what was experienced, what currently exists and what is possible. It was a joy to share our words with the greater community.
Here it is,
The OFFICIAL new location for PowerUp Altadena ⛰️🌞
Join us next Saturday 1/17 at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Altadena 11:11 AM!
Music, vendors, and more.
We understand there has been some uncertainty of the changes, as we had to adjust due to the weather and safety conditions.
We are so grateful to @westminsterpresbpas for accommodating the speedy change and showing up with us to hold space for our community.
We hope to see you there, next Saturday!
Join us tomorrow night @musiccenterla ! Singing songs from the Re-Storying Our Future songwriting workshops. Evening begins at 6pm, we start at 7:30pm. All are invited to participate. 💗
Climate change supercharged the Eaton Canyon Fire destroying over 9,000 buildings and killing at least 18 people making it the second most destructive fire in California’s history and the most destructive fire ever in Los Angeles. Disasters including the Eaton Canyon Fire occur within the context of our society’s preexisting systemic racism and hit Altadena’s poor and working class communities of color hardest while the recovery efforts are deepening inequality.
We must protect and nurture the culture and soul of our home in partnership with each other and the land based on ancestral knowledge and practice for past, present and future generations. We must organize our community and demand a Just Recovery!
Join us!! Evolve Altadena performs powerful original songs by survivors of the Eaton Canyon fire, created through the collective songwriting project Re-Storying Our Future led by Quetzal Flores and Maya Jupiter.
The Music Center’s Innovation Social: Reflection on Loss, Hope and Renewalfeatures immersive work from Arizona State University’s (ASU) Narrative and Emerging Media program under the guidance of founding director Nonny de la Peña. This event will demonstrate how immersive tools can help communities remember, reflect and find meaning after collective events like the Los Angeles wildfires.
Guests will explore VR stories, AR moments and interactive stations that capture personal memory and invite reflection on what comes next.
FREE RSVP
