Gaia Fiya
Category: Event Calendar
Date and Time
- Thursday, Jul 9, 2026 7:30pm - 9pm
Location
Firehouse Art Center
667 4th Ave
Details
A brand new collaboration presented by Gaia Fiya! entitled The Glamour of Genocide: Unmasking Deceptions unveils at Firehouse Art Center in Longmont on Thursday, July 9th. With butoh artisty from Arwen Ek and lisamoyadeva, along with lisa’s spoken word, songs of self-reflective wisdom from Bee Swope, and resonant sound connection from Zuki and Jeffrey Möhler, this offering will move through space in deep questioning, revelations of self and society, and opening of our hearts with awareness and movement toward the answers so many of us are seeking.
Thursday, July 9th
7:30pm
7pm doors
Tickets are $20. No one turned away for lack of funds- for sliding scale tickets please email gaiafiya@yahoo.com
Lisa Adeva Samoy, aka lisamoyadeva, is thrilled to move forward as an artist member of Firehouse Art Center. Igniting the flame with new ensemble created opportunities holding the umbrella of “Gaia Fiya!”, Lisa’s collaborations offer a multi-medium collage of activated expression. Her decades of experience and education in experimental theatre, dance, spoken word performance, protest, and healing practices, weave a potent plea for the harmonization of humanity and our beloved planet.
Arwen Ek is a runaway nun, multifaceted artist, writer, embodied meditation teacher and shamanic practitioner with over 20 years of international experience in choreography, production, and performance. As The Savage Shaman she creates unique art from the intersection of physical, cultural, and psycho/spiritual environments.
Bee Swope is a folk-inspired singer-songwriter weaving together songs of resilience, tenderness, and becoming. Their music invites listeners into a shared space of reflection, healing, and connection. They aim to create spaces where vulnerability becomes a bridge between people.
Born in Boulder, raised in Ward, Zuki started on drums at age 7. They also play piano and guitar, learning songs by ear as well as writing original music. Their influences include Alex G, Gasoline Lollipops, and Fever the Ghost.
