Taboo: A Celebration of the Forbidden Woman

Step into a realm where the forbidden becomes empowered, where the silenced voices rise, and where women’s rights take center stage. Taboo is not just an art show and performance; it’s a bold declaration, a rallying cry, and a celebration of the unapologetic woman.

Explore an array of thought-provoking artworks that challenge societal norms, question stereotypes, and confront taboos surrounding women’s bodies, sexuality, and autonomy. From provocative installations to daring performance pieces, Taboo will highlight the power of women through art in order to ignite conversations, challenge perceptions, and drive social change.

Witness awe-inspiring live performances that delve into the heart of women’s struggles, triumphs, and resilience. Through music, dance, theater, and spoken word, artists will weave narratives of empowerment, liberation, and defiance, inviting you to join in the fight for women’s rights.

After the show, the celebration continues at our exclusive afterparty, where we’ll gather to revel in the strength and solidarity of the community. Dance to beats that echo the heartbeat of activism, indulge in provocative cocktails and connect with fellow warriors for women’s rights in a safe and empowering space.

Taboo is more than just an event; it’s a movement, a revolution, and a testament to the power of women’s voices united. Join us as we break down barriers, challenge conventions, and celebrate the resilience and defiance of the forbidden woman.

Taboo is a benefit for High Country Lactation Care. HCLC is a local 501(c)(3) nonprofit with a mission to provide no-cost, skilled lactation support care to families who otherwise cannot access care with insurance coverage. Up to 50% of the babies born in this region are covered by Medicaid which does not pay for lactation support care. Healthcare organizations globally agree that optimal health outcomes are met when lactating parents can be successful in providing human milk to infants for up to two years. Many barriers exist including returning to work, low milk production, pain with feeding, slow infant weight gain, etc. The skilled lactation support that HCLC provides, helps to break down these barriers.