Solarium by CreatingAS1 - SF Climate Week

We think creating a vibrant culture and thriving world involves all of us. At this event, in addition to community-building, we're exploring how we are (or can be) contributing to regenerative, restorative, sustainable efforts. This gathering will be especially delightful for those interested in dreaming and building the world forward - through imagination, communication, and action.

We’ll have presentations and activities to inspire, empower, and connect participants. Our guides in climate storytelling, decolonial education, regenerative design, and future visioning will include:

Roxanna "Roxi" Shohadaee

(Design Science Studio and habRitual)

Toshi Anders Hoo

(Institute for the Future)

Eva Frye

(Climate Shifted podcast and Two Hands Brands)

Shreya Chaudhuri

(UC Berkeley and Project Planet)

Avi Love

(personal coach and workshop facilitator)

The intention for our Solarium gatherings is to be soul nourishing and fun. We endeavor to create a space where people feel safe, supported, and a sense of belonging. We are hoping wonderful people will make new friends and existing relationships will deepen.

This will happen at 200 Channels, the new SF venue we co-created. The space itself reflects the holistic, thriving, abundant culture we know is possible. We imagined, built, and installed the biophilic interior design using eco-materials including rice straw MDF, Hempwood, plant-based resin, plus reclaimed wood and glass. We intend for it to provide a creative, loving, and interconnected container for this journey.

The aesthetic story is about regeneration. One side of the space depicts the relationship between forests and water, while the other conveys how fire and decay are also part of new beginnings.

Appetizers and dinner will be served. We'll be offering vegetarian/vegan food. This will include the wonderful veggie paella from The Pawn Shop Restaurant next door. You may purchase non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages.

Full event and speaker details on the ticket link.

Tickets are $25 per person. 21+

Tickets are available at the door, but the event may sell out. The event producers request advance booking to assist their organization efforts.