Trine: Dance Church
Doors open at 3:00pm Dance begins and doors close at 3:33pm.
Trine: Dance Church
An Ecstatic Dance Gathering for Erie
What if Sunday morning felt like freedom?
Trine: Dance Church is Erie’s new monthly ecstatic dance gathering: a space for movement, meditation, and community. No choreography. No talking on the dance floor. No performance. Just music, breath, and bodies moving freely.
This is a space to arrive exactly as you are.
Our Agreements
To keep this space accessible and safe for everyone:
Move however your body wants.
No talking on the dance floor.
No phones or photos.
Consent is essential.
This is a sober space.
Come as you are — all ages, identities, bodies, and abilities welcome.
We believe movement belongs to everyone. You don’t need to know how to dance. You just need a body.
Dates:
Sundays: July 12, August 9
Doors at 10:45 AM
Dance begins at 11:11 AM
Wednesdays: July 29, August 26
Doors at 6:45 PM
Dance begins at 7:11 PM
Why Ecstatic Dance?
Ecstatic dance gatherings around the world offer something rare: a substance-free space to move, release, connect, and feel alive together. It’s part dance floor, part meditation hall, part community ritual.
In a time when so many of us feel isolated, overstimulated, or disconnected from our bodies, this is a return.
Accessibility + Inclusion
This space is committed to:
Welcoming BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled, and neurodivergent community members
Encouraging body neutrality and freedom from appearance-based judgment
Offering sliding scale pricing $10-20
Clear consent culture
Trauma-informed facilitation
If you have accessibility needs, please reach out in advance so we can support you - info@1020collective.com
Erie deserves spaces where we can move together in the daylight.
Come sweat.
Come pray (in whatever way that means to you).
Come rest.
Come dance.
Film 10/20 & Reel Rituals Presents: Teenage Sex and Death At Camp Miasma
Doors + happy hour at 5pm
Reel Rituals Presentation at 6:30pm
Feature film at 7pm
YOU HAVE ONE MORE CHANCE TO GO TO CAMP.
Reel Rituals couldn't bear to depart yet, so we're announcing one more special screening for a very important reason: Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is one of our favorite films of the year, and we are not ready to let it disappear. If you missed its one-week Cinemark run, this is your chance to see Jane Schoenbrun's gleefully queer romantic slasher on the big screen with an audience - and a short presentation on modern queer horror from yours truly.
This special screening is presented by Reel Rituals in collaboration with Film 10|20. The bar will be open, with alcoholic (and non-alcoholic) beverages and snacks available for purchase. Whether you're one of our usual boils or ghouls are simply a Gillian Anderson enthusiast (we get it), we have room for you.
Wednesday, October 14th
Doors at 5pm, Presentation at 7pm
No Pre-Show
$10 GA, $20 for entry with unlimited popcorn
One night only. Tickets available now.
Rocky Horror Picture Show with Reel Rituals: Authentic Midnight Screening
Get early bird tickets to Rocky Horror Picture Show hosted by Reel Rituals and 1020 Collective.
This October, Reel Rituals is bringing The Rocky Horror Picture Show to 10/20 Collective for our season finale, and for Erie's only authentic Rocky Horror experience this Fall. Join us for a full evening of cult film history, audience participation, and glorious transgression led by two cult film experts: The Pentacle Pinup (Rocky Horror veteran) and Madman Mook (proud virgin), both ready to hop in the trenches with the you.
Remember: there's a difference between screening the movie and knowing how to throw the party. Virgins, Transylvanians, and seasoned sweethearts alike are invited do to the Time Warp with us. Tickets are limited and expected to sell out, so don't dream it - be there.
Pop Culture Lecture Hosted by Dr. Rhonda Matthews: WE NEED BI LOVE ISLAND
Join Dr. Rhonda Matthews for a fun and engaging pop culture lecture series exploring the media, culture, and ideas shaping the world around us. This is for the curious, the culturally aware, and anyone who likes their conversations smart, entertaining, and maybe a little bit provocative.
Because yes, the world is a lot right now. But we’re going to keep gathering, thinking, laughing, learning, and celebrating the things that make us human. Community is important, especially in challenging times - and sometimes having a good time together is its own form of resistance.
We hope that you'll join us!
Film 10/20 Film Screening: Late Night at the Movies (local film) + Open Screen Happy Hour
Film Screening of local film: Late Night at the Movies. Doors open at 5pm with a spooky open screen happy hour. Feature film at 7pm! Q&A with local filmmakers!
Local film screening + filmmaker Q&A and open screen happy hour for local filmmakers!
Wednesday, October 28th
Doors + Spooky Open Screen Happy Hour at 5pm
Feature Film at 7pm
$10 GA, $20 for entry with unlimited popcorn
Pop Culture Lecture Hosted by Dr. Rhonda Matthews: THEY BETTA BE GLAD WE AREN’T THE WITCHES ON TV
Join Dr. Rhonda Matthews for a fun and engaging pop culture lecture series exploring the media, culture, and ideas shaping the world around us. This is for the curious, the culturally aware, and anyone who likes their conversations smart, entertaining, and maybe a little bit provocative.
Because yes, the world is a lot right now. But we’re going to keep gathering, thinking, laughing, learning, and celebrating the things that make us human. Community is important, especially in challenging times - and sometimes having a good time together is its own form of resistance.
The first lecture is Tuesday, October 6 at 6pm. Come curious.
We hope that you'll join us!
Trine: Dance Church
Doors open at 10:45am Dance begins and doors close at 11:11am.
Trine: Dance Church
An Ecstatic Dance Gathering for Erie
What if Sunday morning felt like freedom?
Trine: Dance Church is Erie’s new monthly ecstatic dance gathering: a space for movement, meditation, and community. No choreography. No talking on the dance floor. No performance. Just music, breath, and bodies moving freely.
This is a space to arrive exactly as you are.
Our Agreements
To keep this space accessible and safe for everyone:
Move however your body wants.
No talking on the dance floor.
No phones or photos.
Consent is essential.
This is a sober space.
Come as you are — all ages, identities, bodies, and abilities welcome.
We believe movement belongs to everyone. You don’t need to know how to dance. You just need a body.
Dates:
Sundays: July 12, August 9
Doors at 10:45 AM
Dance begins at 11:11 AM
Wednesdays: July 29, August 26
Doors at 6:45 PM
Dance begins at 7:11 PM
Why Ecstatic Dance?
Ecstatic dance gatherings around the world offer something rare: a substance-free space to move, release, connect, and feel alive together. It’s part dance floor, part meditation hall, part community ritual.
In a time when so many of us feel isolated, overstimulated, or disconnected from our bodies, this is a return.
Accessibility + Inclusion
This space is committed to:
Welcoming BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled, and neurodivergent community members
Encouraging body neutrality and freedom from appearance-based judgment
Offering sliding scale pricing $10-20
Clear consent culture
Trauma-informed facilitation
If you have accessibility needs, please reach out in advance so we can support you - info@1020collective.com
Erie deserves spaces where we can move together in the daylight.
Come sweat.
Come pray (in whatever way that means to you).
Come rest.
Come dance.
First Friday with Folkus, Kactai and PianoPunk LIVE
Join us for a night of live music with this iconic Trio of bands! 6-10pm | $15 Tickets
$10/door
Film 10|20 Film Screening: I Love Boosters
September 30th FILM 10|20 Film Screening
5pm Doors
7pm Feature Film
Hosted by Erie’s Black Wall Streets Dr. Rhonda Matthews
Boots Riley’s latest follows a group of shoplifters (Keke Palmer, Taylor Paige, Naomi Ackie) who take aim at a cutthroat fashion maven (Demi Moore) by stealing her clothes and reselling them at a lower price, what they call "fashion-forward philanthropy."2026. Comedy/Satire. Rated R.
Admission $10
Trine: Dance Church - Ecstatic Dance
Doors open at 3:00pm and close at 3:33pm when the dance begins!
Trine: Dance Church
An Ecstatic Dance Gathering for Erie
What if Sunday morning felt like freedom?
Trine: Dance Church is Erie’s new monthly ecstatic dance gathering: a space for movement, meditation, and community. No choreography. No talking on the dance floor. No performance. Just music, breath, and bodies moving freely.
This is a space to arrive exactly as you are.
Our Agreements
To keep this space accessible and safe for everyone:
Move however your body wants.
No talking on the dance floor.
No phones or photos.
Consent is essential.
This is a sober space.
Come as you are — all ages, identities, bodies, and abilities welcome.
We believe movement belongs to everyone. You don’t need to know how to dance. You just need a body.
Dates:
Sundays: July 12, August 9
Doors at 10:45 AM
Dance begins at 11:11 AM
Wednesdays: July 29, August 26
Doors at 6:45 PM
Dance begins at 7:11 PM
Why Ecstatic Dance?
Ecstatic dance gatherings around the world offer something rare: a substance-free space to move, release, connect, and feel alive together. It’s part dance floor, part meditation hall, part community ritual.
In a time when so many of us feel isolated, overstimulated, or disconnected from our bodies, this is a return.
Accessibility + Inclusion
This space is committed to:
Welcoming BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled, and neurodivergent community members
Encouraging body neutrality and freedom from appearance-based judgment
Offering sliding scale pricing $10-20
Clear consent culture
Trauma-informed facilitation
If you have accessibility needs, please reach out in advance so we can support you - info@1020collective.com
Erie deserves spaces where we can move together in the daylight.
Come sweat.
Come pray (in whatever way that means to you).
Come rest.
Come dance.
Deja Blu LIVE with Velvet Waves + Ellis & The Warning Signs
September 25 | 6-10pm: [Nightswim] LIVE MUISC Triple mashup with Deja Blu, Ellis & The Warning Signs, and Velvet Waves
Film 10|20 Film Screening: Photo Negative
September 23rd FILM 10|20 Film Screening
5pm Doors
7pm Feature Film
Hosted by Eerie Horror Fest’s Margaret Dieudonne
The latest film from Meadville writer/director/producer, Jacob Perrett (who will be in attendance for intro and Q&A) -- fresh off its festival World Premiere. A struggling forensic photographer develops an unhealthy business relationship with a wealthy couple whose requests grow increasingly sinister. Drama/Horror. Rated R.
Admission $10
Film 10|20 Film Screening: Plastic's Hidden Path By Mitzi Mayer
September 16th FILM 10|20 Film Screening
5pm Doors
6pm Eco Short Films
7pm Feature Film
Follows producer, Mitzi Mayer (who will be in attendance for intro and Q&A) as she uncovers the truth about the impacts of plastic on our environment, health and our future. 2025. Documentary. Not Rated.
$10 admission
Trine: Dance Church - Ecstatic Dance
Doors open at 10:45am and close at 11:11am when the dance begins!
Trine: Dance Church
An Ecstatic Dance Gathering for Erie
What if Sunday morning felt like freedom?
Trine: Dance Church is Erie’s new monthly ecstatic dance gathering: a space for movement, meditation, and community. No choreography. No talking on the dance floor. No performance. Just music, breath, and bodies moving freely.
This is a space to arrive exactly as you are.
Our Agreements
To keep this space accessible and safe for everyone:
Move however your body wants.
No talking on the dance floor.
No phones or photos.
Consent is essential.
This is a sober space.
Come as you are — all ages, identities, bodies, and abilities welcome.
We believe movement belongs to everyone. You don’t need to know how to dance. You just need a body.
Dates:
Sundays: July 12, August 9
Doors at 10:45 AM
Dance begins at 11:11 AM
Wednesdays: July 29, August 26
Doors at 6:45 PM
Dance begins at 7:11 PM
Why Ecstatic Dance?
Ecstatic dance gatherings around the world offer something rare: a substance-free space to move, release, connect, and feel alive together. It’s part dance floor, part meditation hall, part community ritual.
In a time when so many of us feel isolated, overstimulated, or disconnected from our bodies, this is a return.
Accessibility + Inclusion
This space is committed to:
Welcoming BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, disabled, and neurodivergent community members
Encouraging body neutrality and freedom from appearance-based judgment
Offering sliding scale pricing $10-20
Clear consent culture
Trauma-informed facilitation
If you have accessibility needs, please reach out in advance so we can support you - info@1020collective.com
Erie deserves spaces where we can move together in the daylight.
Come sweat.
Come pray (in whatever way that means to you).
Come rest.
Come dance.
Open Mic with hosts Todd and Phoenix Fern featuring Roddy Jive
All are welcome to our Open Mic - come musicians, poets, spoken word artists - express yourself on the mic!
Admission: $10 at the door or $5 for musicians
Open Screen: Happy Hour for Filmmakers
Film makers are welcome to bring a piece of work in progress to share with the community. Please contact us if you have any questions!
5pm Doors
6pm September FILM 10|20 Program preview
Think of our Open Screen nights as an open mic -- for filmmakers! Regional filmmakers can show their trailers, scenes, short films, or works in progress with those in attendance and take questions and feedback. A runtime of 10 minutes or less is preferred. Open Screen nights are also a great networking opportunity for performers and creatives of all backgrounds. And, of course, open to the public as well!
$10 admission
NPAA Landscapes Opening Reception for our Collective Community Happy Hour
Join us to celebrate the NPAA’s newest exhibition: Landscapes as we bring the community together for our monthly Collective Community Happy Hour event. There will be snacks, drinks, and live music.
The Northwest Pennsylvania Artists Association’s Landscapes, Cityscapes and Seascapes will be on view in our second floor gallery August 20 - September 26 with the opening reception taking place on Thursday, August 20th during Collective Community - our monthly mixer for the creative crowd!
“True art lovers appreciate landscape. You can likely close your eyes and picture in your mind Van Gogh's Starry Night or the Giverny gardens of Monet. Sweeping vistas by the painters of the Hudson River School put American painting on the map. Edward Hopper's Nighthawks instantly transports viewers to a lonely street corner in what could be nearly any city in America. Winslow Homer somehow evoked the epic beauty and power of the ocean with a brush and a box of watercolors.
Erie has its own talented landscape artists, some of whom are nearly as legendary. If you frequent galleries around the tri-state area, you will know the work of Brad Lethaby, Adele Larson, Daniel Austin, Mary Hamilton, and Geoffry Dunn; all of whom are well known for their work depicting the great outdoors, and not coincidentally, are all members of Erie's professional artists' group, the Northwest Pennsylvania Artists Association (NPAA).”
— Bryan Toy
We are teaming up with The NPAA to fill our second floor gallery with marvelous paintings, photographs, sculptures, tapestries, and prints of scenes, both local and international. The Landscapes, Cityscapes and Seascapes exhibition opens on Thursday, August 20th in conjunction with our monthly social mixer for the creative crowd: Collective Community. Mingling with the artists is encouraged! A light repast will be provided. This beautiful show will hang through September 26.
Summertime Fine Round 2
The City Reunion was so nice, we had to do it twice! If you missed the last one, don't make the same mistake again.
Will the food be 🔥 again? Duh.
Will the DJs be 🔥 again? Of course.
Will everybody pull up looking fine as hell again? You already know.
We're bringing back the energy, the vibes, and the soundtrack to your summer with a DJ lineup curated to keep you dancing, singing, and sweating all night long. Whether you're coming to catch up with old friends, make new memories, or simply enjoy the city's best day party, this is where you need to be. Trust us—this is another one people will be talking about long after it's over.
Doors open at 5:30 PM. DJs start at 6:30 PM. Come early, grab some amazing food, support the vendors, and get ready for another unforgettable second round of Summertime Fine.
Open Mic with Todd and Phoenix Fern
All are welcome to our Open Mic - come musicians, poets, spoken word artists - express yourself on the mic!
Open Screen: A Happy Hour for Filmmakers
Film makers are welcome to bring a piece of work in progress to share with the community. Please contact us if you have any questions!
Erie Gives Day: Raise the Bastion's Roof
Join us in raising the roof at The Bastion for Erie Gives Day. DONATE MIDNIGHT - MIDNIGHT HERE
You are invited to wander the building and donate to be apart of our Raise the Roof campaign.
We're hosting an Open House at The Bastion!
This year we are raising funds to continue renovations to the historic home turned art house, with all Erie Gives donations going towards stabilizing the roof. From 11am–2pm, The Bastion will be open for tours as we showcase the beauty and art that lives within the space.
Guests will also get to experience a brand-new collaborative mural inspired by Matisse, created by students from the Masters in the Making Summer Art Camp led by Jamie Keim-Pomorski and Sarah Moody. During the Open House, visitors will be invited to paint a shape (by donation) that will become part of the mural, leaving their own creative mark on The Bastion as part of Erie Gives Day.
Refreshments will be available as we welcome you to tour the building and learn more about how your donations will greatly impact our space.
If you’re especially eager to give and would prefer to donate now, you can make checks out to The 1020 Collective and send them to the Erie Community Foundation! As always, we thank you for your support and donation.
