Program

Hosting hundreds of events each year, the David Brower Center will pulse with life. It will be a permanent gathering and work space for environmental health, justice, and advocacy, a major destination that helps our nonprofit field to thrive and succeed.

Currently under construction and scheduled to open in 2009, the Brower Center will bring people together to learn about and take responsibility for a healthy ecology and an equitable society. The 50,000 square foot Center includes nonprofit offices, a theater, gallery, restaurant, and event space. This will be a place that inspires collaboration – allowing formal meetings and unexpected connections – among activists, professionals, and the public.

What will happen at the Brower Center?

• Exhibitions in the Kendeda Gallery
• Author appearances and readings in the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Theater
• Film screenings and festivals
• Opportunities to learn about healthy, local food in partnership with our restaurant
• Shared services for office tenants, including training and opportunities for collaborative programming
• Conferences, workshops, and other events with local, national and international groups
• Internship opportunities for students and tenant organizations
• Tours of the Brower Center's green technology for adults and students
• Forums and public discussion on timely topics, ranging from conservation to economic justice to climate change