A yearly summer offering to our community, celebrating W.O.W.’s plackeeping work through a series of public programs.

Colorful mural illustrating a brick building intertwined with tree roots, featuring people by windows, banners with messages about Asian and LGBTQ communities, a dragon, and various plants, blending urban and nature themes.
Current ANNiversary programming

2026: 10 Year Anniversary

Over the past decade, we have explored how art and activism can serve as tools for community self-determination, politicization, and collective imagination. In celebration of our 10-year milestone, we are curating a series of programs that speak to the different pillars of our work. From 3 public community discussions to W.O.W. youth fellow program showcases, a storefront exhibition, and a dinner series, we’re excited by how stay tuned for more details throughout the summer!!

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Past years

  • 9th Year Anniversary

    9 Years of the W.O.W. Project

  • A colorful event poster for 'Springs From Below: People's Abolition Parade' featuring an abstract illustration of a water-like fountain with vines and a butterfly, with details about the date, time, and location of the parade at Columbus Park.

    8th Year Anniverary

    8 Years of the W.O.W. Project

  • A colorful digital poster for a series of events titled "Trusting Our Tides" organized by W.O.W. Protect. The poster features blue and orange abstract waves and text listing four events with dates, times, locations, and descriptions, including themes of political action and anniversary celebrations.

    7th Year Anniversary

    7 Years of the W.O.W. Project

  • A turtle with a shell filled with colorful flowers, plants, and a house, as the sun rises in the background.

    6th Year Anniversary

    6 Years of the W.O.W. Project

  • 5th Year Anniversary

    5 Years of the W.O.W. Project