with Elizabeth Solomon

A Late Nite Art Inspired Event and Community Fundraiser Benefiting Resilient Community Arts

In a world that feels increasingly disconnected, this evening offers something different: a chance to truly see and be seen by your neighbors.

Join us for an unforgettable two-hour immersive experience that uses creativity as a bridge to meaningful human connection. Through the Late Nite Art method—refined across 700+ events worldwide—you'll engage in playful, accessible art-making and storytelling with rotating partners from across our Valley community. No artistic experience needed, just curiosity and openness.

Unlike typical fundraisers, this evening will not be centered on speeches or donor acknowledgments. Instead, you’ll spend the night doing what matters most: connecting authentically, taking creative risks in a supportive space, and experiencing how art can deepen conversation and dissolve barriers, borders, and boredom.

You'll leave with:

• New connections with 3-6 people from across Western Mass

• Creative tools you can use to deepen relationships in your own life

• A renewed sense of what's possible when we show up for each other

• The satisfaction of supporting RCA's vital work making arts accessible to all

About the Partnership: This special fundraiser is a true partnership between Elizabeth Solomon (New Realm Coaching & Consulting); Resilient Community Arts; and Sanctuary. After covering essential event costs (venue + materials), 70% or more of all ticket sales directly support RCA’s mission to sustain collective efforts for social progress and equity through affordable arts programming. RCA serves 600+ youth, adults, and elders annually, with 80% LGBTQ+, 24% BIPOC, and 75% low-income participants. Proceeds from this event support their vital work keeping the arts accessible to everyone in our community.

Facilitator Bio: Elizabeth Solomon is a creative facilitator, Goleman EI-Certified Coach, and Systemic Constellations Practitioner who works at the intersection of personal development and systemic change. For three years, she has facilitated Late Nite Art experiences, leveraging the arts to help people move beyond surface-level conversation and into authentic connection. Elizabeth believes deeply that personal transformation and systemic change are inseparable— and that creativity is one of our most powerful tools for both.