Doors are now open! Join us now at the Ruth Williams Opera House in San Francisco for 7 Last Poems — a powerful evening of poetry, music, and reflection. Come take your seat and be part of the experience!

On Saturday, April 12th, an afternoon at San Francisco Christian Center, community members gathered for Fight Like Jesus: Waging Peace in the Face of Empire, an New College Berkeley Workshop Retreat co-sponsored by Lyrical Opposition and Kairos San Francisco.

Led by New Testament scholar Dr. Michael Barram, attendees explored the radical peacemaking of Jesus during Holy Week through in-depth study. The gathering featured responses from local pastors and poets, including Matthew Tejuco of Lyrical Opposition, who reflected on how Jesus’ nonviolent resistance to empire speaks to today’s climate of political division and social injustice.

Through scripture, art, and conversation, the workshop challenged participants to reimagine peacemaking—not as passive, but as a courageous, creative act of hope. The gathering closed with meaningful fellowship and the breaking of bread, reminded that there is the call to wage peace remains as urgent now as ever.

On Friday, April 11th, Hyphy Theology was an immersive night of faith, culture, and creativity at 99 Leland Ave in Visitacion Valley. This event was in collaboration with Kairos Fellowship and New College Berkeley. The underlying theme of this event transformed the sacred season of Lent into an artistic experience rooted in the rhythms of the Bay Area. Through dynamic performances by Marjé, SFG, and Fego Navarro, alongside powerful poetry from Aleja Ajela and hosted by the ever-engaging Ashley Budelli, attendees were invited into a bold, spiritual exploration of wilderness, resistance, and reflection.

​On December 1, 2024, Lyrical Assembly had its Inaugural Lyrical Advent service at Lyrical Vinyl in Brisbane, CA. Lyrical Assembly: Advent is a vibrant celebration of the coming of Jesus, infused with artistic expressions to refresh the soul. The service is designed for all, creating a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere.

We had the honor of screening our Re-Entrification: A Place We Call Home documentary at San Francisco State University with Project Rebound. “Re-Entrification: A Place We Call Home” is an insightful exploration into the complexities of urban redevelopment, community displacement, and the fight for home in modern cities. This film delves deep into the lives of individuals and families affected by gentrification, offering a nuanced look at the social, economic, and emotional impacts of urban transformation.

Lyrical Vinyl participated in the Citywide Yard Sale benefiting the Friends of the Brisbane Library and the many programs it sponsors. It’s a fun day for the entire community to find great bargains and greet neighbors.

Lyrical Opposition was invited to be a part of a Benefit Show for Gaza Relief.

Come enjoy local artists and community in support of relief work in Gaza at 7pm on Saturday, May 18th at the Smalltown Society Clinic Space (2490 Grove Way, Castro Valley).

Join us for an evening of inspiration and reflection as we explore the profound connections between people, place, and culture. This event invites locals and visitors alike to engage with art that speaks to the heart of our community, offering a space for dialogue and celebration.

Fego Navarro of Lyrical Opposition was a part of this year’s, Rock the School Bells at Skyline College, 3300 College Drive, San Bruno, CA. RTSB hosted their “Oye Mi Gente: Latinx Hip Hop” Panel on Thursday, April 11th. This panel focused on Latinx voices in the Hip Hop culture!

Join us at The Quest for an exciting in-person event! We invite you to be a part of an eye-opening documentary film screening called Re-Entrification. This thought-provoking documentary explores the complex issues of urban development and gentrification in our modern society with beautiful spoken word.

On Sunday, April 7, 2024, The Sunday After returned to Oakstop in Oakland for a powerful morning of worship, artistry, and community. This annual collaboration between Lyrical Assembly and Oak Life Church once again delivered a transformative experience where faith and creativity met in the heart of the city.

The event featured inspiring performances by Amihan, Fego Navarro, Tadi Todi, and Luna Jenn, each bringing their unique voice to the stage through music, poetry, and soulful expression. A special highlight was the visual keynote by professional photographer Felix Uribe, Jr., who offered a moving reflection on storytelling through imagery, culture, and faith.