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The following is part of the Talleres for Dreaming Series, which is a collaboration with a todo dar productions and Galeria E.V.A. The letter was sent to folks inviting them to mark the 2021 Fall Equinox. I sent you something in the mail. I hope you receive it before Wednesday.. I hope it did not break in transit. When I was a kid, an undergrad at UT, I spent many hours at a dingy cafe called Les Amis. I loved that place because it had a wood burning stove but I mostly loved

Today we are very excited to release the preliminary site plan for the future Huasteca Regenerative Agriculture Experimentation Center The location of the center will be in the rural Ejido of El Chino, in the municipality of Tamasopo, San Luis Potosí, Mexico. Using a generous contribution given to us by a very kind and passionate friend of Terra Advocati, we were able to help secure the land through a partnership with a local family, and partially cover the first phase of c

The Spring Equinox event kicked off the Talleres for Dreaming Series, which is an ongoing collaboration with a todo dar productions and Galeria E.V.A. The letter below, written by Virginia Grise from a todo dar productions, invites friends, family, and collaborators across mountains, deserts, and oceans to join us on our journey. When I was in graduate school, worried about how I was going to make a living as a theatre artist, I had a mentor say to me, “It’s simple. Just ask

In March 2020, San Antonio hosted the most famous writers in the country at the Artists, Writers, and Writing Programs (AWP) week-long conference. From March 3rd-7th, stellar national and local writers alike came together to share books and readings, alongside literary agents, publishers, and editors. But what does it mean to host a conference about writers in a city with a 1 in 4 illiteracy rate? As Barbara Renaud Gonzalez, an author from San Antonio says, “If we really wan