VITAL Health 'Crisis Materials' LIVE
Join VITAL Health for two live performances at Dix Park.
'Crisis Materials' is a movement and spoken word piece that unpacks how COVID-19 and the social unrest in our nation has affected our collective mental health. It also sheds light on the history of the land at park, specifically the Dix Hospital Cemetery.
Featuring an original poem by Johnny Lee Chapman, III and original movement by Anthony Otto Nelson, Jr., 'Crisis Materials' performances are also a means of recognizing Mental Health Awareness Month, a national movement to raise awareness about mental health.
Performance Times: 4:00pm + 5:15 pm
Location: Flowers Field at Dix Park
Tickets: Tickets are required and are free. Each ticket allows admission for two people.
VITAL Health is an initiative created by Stacey L. Kirby and Michael S. Williams that includes mental health panel discussions, public art installations, video screenings, workshops and a live performance all aimed at de-stigmatizing mental illness, promoting mental health awareness and addressing the social unrest in our communities.
Support for the VITAL Health project and these performances provided by Dix Park Conservancy donors and NAMI Wake County.