Kiki Brisker made this rad playlist for Sunland #5: Dropping Knowledge. There’s a good 13+ hours of hip hop gems in here, check it out!
When two powers unite, we get GOOD THINGS, like this rad ice cream party Holland tee designed by bandana-d mastermind Clint Neuerburg and brought to life by the lovely and talented Megan and Gino Pescio’s tee shirt company. CHECK IT OUT! It’s only available for…
“Earlier this week The Holland Project won a Nevada Humanities award for it’s outstanding collaboration with Sundance, the Sunland Discussion Series. It was a particularly surreal ceremony for me because it was held at the Governor’s Mansion in Carson City, a few miles away from…
In preparation for Sunland #5: a chat about the state and legacy of hip hop from a Northern Nevada perspective, below is a HUGE compilation of recent articles, essays and write-ups that explore the major force that is hip hop, from various social, political, &…
Check this out! Here’s a bunch of bands playing Holland this week and next. SO MANY GOOD ONES!!! Brush up and then come to the shows!
We wanted to take a moment to thank each and every donor who donated in the 2015 NV Big Give. Y’all are the best of the best, and we’re so grateful for all you do. ALSO, big thanks to all the rad folks who shared…
“Girls invented punk rock, not England,” reads one of Sonic Youth co-leader Kim Gordon’s famous feminist shirts. While Gordon wasn’t in an all-female act herself, she knew the importance of them: bands made up entirely of women may feel like a rarity now, but more…
We asked you all to shoot some ideas to us for a Portrait-Themed playlist, in absolutely no order or with much arranging, here’s what you tossed at us (that we could find!).
We spend much time talking about youth and teens and blah, blah, blah, but if you haven’t seen the Sundance Award-winning doc Alive Inside, about the power in bringing elderly folks battling a myriad of issues (dementia, Alzheimers, bi-polar, MS, and more) back to life…
“Nowhere in the world does youth seem to dominate a nation as they do in Japan.” In 1963, the Beatles exploded onto the British music scene and rapidly conquered Western Europe and America. Japanese youth was not immune to Beatlemania either. Yet in the absence…